EPS-WO Gateway for Education, Training, Broader Impacts and Outreach

EPS-WO 教育、培训、更广泛影响和推广网关

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    1903738
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 9.96万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2020
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2020-05-01 至 2021-09-30
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

All NSF funded grants have the potential to not only advance scientific knowledge but also contribute to the achievement of socially relevant outcomes. Socially relevant scientific outcomes are referred to as Broader Impacts. Education, training, collaboration, broadening participation and raising awareness of the role that science plays in the quality of everyday life are broader impacts that promote science literacy in society. The National Science Foundation places great importance on the communication of science and its potential to benefit society. While broader impacts are of great importance, achieving them at scale requires addressing challenges in planning and implementing activities that include: 1) finding and sharing resources (funding, infrastructure and personnel); 2) locating and collating information that is diverse, widespread and presented in a variety of ways; 3) addressing the lack of technical expertise and infrastructure for creating websites, videos, and integrating applications such as social media, survey tools and analytic tools; 4) disseminating information and interacting with large, distributed groups; 5) meeting recruitment initiative goals to broaden participation and building collaborations in unfamiliar communities; and 6) measuring success and promoting successful projects. The primary objective of this workshop is to address these issues by exploring the creation of an integrated Gateway for Education, Training, Broader Impacts and Outreach for EPSCoR jurisdictions that would provide infrastructure for researchers, educators, students, project managers, and the general public to access, create, and share information about broader impact activities and resources. Strategies for realizing the Broader Impacts (BI) of scientific research include using cyberinfrastructure to empower knowledge dissemination, activating effective jurisdictional and regional collaborations that advance scientific research, broadening participation in science, technology and engineering and mathematics (STEM), expanding the scientific literacy of all citizens, and disseminating the importance of STEM research and education. The primary objective of this workshop is to assess the state of the art in existing resources to promote BI, and explore creating an integrated Gateway for Education, Training, Broader Impacts and Outreach for EPSCoR jurisdictions that would provide infrastructure for researchers, educators, students, project managers, and the general public to access, create, and share information about broader impact activities and resources. Participants will achieve the following during this event: 1) identify BI and outreach needs of the EPSCoR community; 2) identify, introduce, and evaluate BI resources and tools from well-established groups such as the Center for the Advancement of Informal Science Education and the Institute for Broadening Participation; 3) identify what functionality gaps exist in the current BI platforms that are required by the EPSCoR community; 4) create a set of BI “user stories” (i.e. use cases) that would be used to document the requisite functionality; 5) discuss how the development of a EPSCoR BI network could be integrated into a Hub or Ecosystem for the broader community; and 6) identify funding opportunities to develop, pilot test, scale and sustain the system. The outcomes of this project will elevate the visibility and importance of broader impact activities, and their intertwined research activities, in a scalable and transformative way.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
所有NSF资助的赠款都有可能不仅促进科学知识,而且有助于实现社会相关成果。 与社会相关的科学成果被称为更广泛的影响。教育、培训、合作、扩大参与和提高对科学在日常生活质量中所起作用的认识,是促进社会科学素养的更广泛影响。 国家科学基金会非常重视科学的传播及其造福社会的潜力。虽然更广泛的影响非常重要,但要大规模地实现这些影响,就需要应对规划和实施活动方面的挑战,这些活动包括:(2)查找和整理各种各样、广泛传播和以各种方式呈现的信息; 3)解决缺乏技术专长和基础设施的问题,以创建网站、视频和整合社交媒体、调查工具和分析工具等应用程序; 4)传播信息并与大型、分散的群体互动; 5)满足招聘倡议的目标,以扩大参与并在不熟悉的社区建立合作; 6)衡量成功并推广成功的项目。本次研讨会的主要目标是解决这些问题,探索创建一个综合的教育,培训,更广泛的影响和外展的EPSCoR管辖区,将提供基础设施的研究人员,教育工作者,学生,项目经理,和公众访问,创建和共享有关更广泛的影响活动和资源的信息。实现科学研究的更广泛影响(BI)的战略包括利用网络基础设施来增强知识传播,激活有效的司法和区域合作以促进科学研究,扩大科学,技术和工程以及数学(STEM)的参与,扩大所有公民的科学素养,以及宣传STEM研究和教育的重要性。本次研讨会的主要目标是评估现有资源的最新水平,以促进BI,并探索为EPSCoR管辖区创建一个教育,培训,更广泛的影响和推广的综合网关,为研究人员,教育工作者,学生,项目经理和公众提供基础设施,以访问,创建和共享有关更广泛的影响活动和资源的信息。 参与者将在本次活动期间实现以下目标:1)确定EPSCoR社区的BI和外联需求; 2)确定,介绍和评估来自非正式科学教育促进中心和扩大参与研究所等成熟团体的BI资源和工具; 3)确定EPSCoR社区所需的当前BI平台中存在的功能差距; 4)创建一组BI“用户故事”(即用例),用于记录必要的功能; 5)讨论如何将EPSCoR BI网络的开发集成到更广泛社区的Hub或生态系统中;以及6)确定开发,试点测试,规模和维护系统的资金机会。 该项目的成果将以可扩展和变革的方式提升更广泛的影响活动及其相互交织的研究活动的知名度和重要性。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并被认为值得通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估来支持。

项目成果

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Carol Lushbough其他文献

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{{ truncateString('Carol Lushbough', 18)}}的其他基金

EAGER: GETBIO-PGR Gateway for Education, Training, Broader Impacts and Outreach in Plant Genome Research
EAGER:植物基因组研究教育、培训、更广泛影响和推广的 GETBIO-PGR 网关
  • 批准号:
    1545596
  • 财政年份:
    2016
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    Standard Grant
Integrating the BioExtract Server with the iPlant Collaborative
将 BioExtract 服务器与 iPlant Collaborative 集成
  • 批准号:
    1126481
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    2011
  • 资助金额:
    $ 9.96万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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