Smithsonian Education Online Conference on Climate Change
 
Forty years ago the Apollo Space Program met President Kennedy’s goal of landing a man on the moon, one of the most significant achievements of the 20th Century. Join experts on November 10, 2009 as they present the challenges of the Apollo Program and examine the remarkable technologies that made the moon landings possible. Participate in interactive discussions that highlight the Apollo program and its impact on American and world history and our lives today. Explore ways to teach your students how to use primary source materials. The program includes sessions of general interest and sessions for secondary teachers with ties to the NASA History Advanced Placement and Human Geography Advanced Placement projects.  

New to virtual conferencing?

A virtual or online conference is similar to other professional conferences you may have attended only this one is accessible to you wherever you are, and registration is free and open to everyone. And since we know your days are busy and the conference schedule might not fit yours, all the conference sessions are recorded and archived so you can replay them at any time.

Learn more about the conference, session topics, and speakers, and hear a special podcast with Apollo astronaut John Young.

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Registration for the "Apollo Space Program Virtual Conference for Educators" is FREE.
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This conference is generously funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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