Global Quest The Internet in the Classroom
Describes how schools will benefit by using the Internet. This video may be freely copied and distributed for educational uses. Produced by the Imaging Technology Branch of NASA Ames Research Center. Audience: Grade 4 to Adult Credits Narrator: Richard Hart Producer: Eric James, NASA Ames Research Center Imaging Technology Branch Creative Consultants: Andrea McCurdy and Marc Siegel Script Writer: Rich Yacco Music: Steven T. Wynn, Alto Records Additional Music: A.P.M. Associate Producer: Dave Maurantonio Editor: Jay Scheibe Soundbites Off-Line Editor (Uncredited): Rich Yacco Camera Crew: Ken Saba, Michelle Bowers, Alfred Shahgholian and Paul Langston Special thanks to: Richard Hart and Sonja Jones, KRON and “The Next Step” George Lucas and Patty Burness, The George Lucas Educational Foundation Joe Oakey, The Autodesk Foundation Lt. Theresa Lewis and Brenda Elkins, White House Television The Honorable James Ware, United States District Court Flood School, Menlo Park, CA Woodside School, Woodside, CA Mendocino School District, Menocino, CA Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Alexandria, VA Monte Vista High School, Cupertino, CA Also thanks to the following students that appeared but were not identified: Benjamin Carson, Flood School Aaron Anderer, Monta Vista High School
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