Use the links in the Science Fair Wizard to plan, implement, and present your Science Fair Project for CPS. This material is presented here for collecting feedback on the content. You can also use navigate through the site using the links in the left hand column of the page.
We are doing a formative assessment of this content and are looking for feedback. The main goals of this website are to help students conceptualize and develop science fair project, and to give teachers resources and tools that help improve students' self-management of the science fair process. Your feedback on how well the site meets these goals will help guide development of this project.
Send feedback on the content you use here to ecuip@lib.uchicago.edu. Your feedback will be incorporated into the final project web site to be launched in the Spring of 2009. To see a mockup of the prototype web site on the eCUIP Digital Library, visit http://ecuip.lib.uchicago.edu/sciencefair/prototype/.
Use the links in the Science Fair Wizard to plan, implement, and present your Science Fair Project for CPS. This material is presented here for collecting feedback on the content. You can also use navigate through the site using the links in the left hand column of the page.
We are doing a formative assessment of this content and are looking for feedback. The main goals of this website are to help students conceptualize and develop science fair project, and to give teachers resources and tools that help improve students' self-management of the science fair process. Your feedback on how well the site meets these goals will help guide development of this project.
Send feedback on the content you use here to ecuip@lib.uchicago.edu. Your feedback will be incorporated into the final project web site to be launched in the Spring of 2009. To see a mockup of the prototype web site on the eCUIP Digital Library, visit http://ecuip.lib.uchicago.edu/sciencefair/prototype/.
Science Fair Wizard
Phase 1: Planning
Pick a topic
Determine a problem
Investigate your problem
Formulate a hypothesis
Phase 2: Experimenting (coming soon)
Phase 3: Presenting (coming soon)