Wyoming's NASA Educator Resource Center

NASA Educator Resource Centers are located in every state at NASA Field Centers, museums, colleges, or other nonprofit organizations. The ERC provides educators with in-service and pre-service training, demonstrations, and access to NASA instructional products.
Wyoming's NASA Educator Resource Center is a branch of the University of Wyoming Library System and is located in the Learning Resources Center in the UW Lab School - Education Building on the UW Campus.

NASA educational materials are developed with the National Science Standards in mind. More recently released curricular materials contain information about science standards addressed by the lessons.

NASA materials are available for a wide range of age/educational levels. Intended grade level for each resource is identified. Materials are available for K-12 and for college-level learners.

Resources available to Wyoming educators

(including home-school teachers) include:

• NASA curriculum guides
• NASA videos
• NASA educational compact discs
• NASA wall posters

NASA resources are now even more accessible than ever before to Wyoming educators. Reproduction of NASA materials (supported by Wyoming Space Grant Consortium) includes:

• color printing
• videos
• compact discs

These services are available at very low to no cost to Wyoming educators.

To locate NASA materials that might meet your needs - search NASA's database of educational materials at
http://core.nasa.gov or http://teachspacescience.org

To find out whether these materials are available from the Wyoming ERC and to obtain materials by mail, contact Laurn Wilhelm: email wilhelml(at)uwyo.edu, phone (307)766-2527.
For information about other NASA resources, see our links page, resources for kids and educators, and K-12 program opportunities.