This page and its subsidiary pages contain items of a general education nature that all have some relation to the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MISR), e.g. to the science being addressed by MISR, but they do not necessarily describe activities of the MISR mission, nor do they necessarily originate from MISR. We hope you will enjoy these items.

Outreach articles of general interest

• New eye in the sky charts Earth's green breathing
• A portrait of Earth
• The signature of global warming
• The building of an on-orbit sensor

Selected educational resources

• Education Gateway at the Jet Propusion Laboratory

• Educational resources at NASA Langley Atmospheric Sciences Data Center

• NASA Spacelink
  An electronic resource for connecting educators and students to NASA information, services, and materials.

• Remote Sensing Core Curriculum (RSCC)
  A series of lecture outlines using digital data sets from existing NASA sensors and future missions. Lectures are developed in cooperation with international experts and businesses whose experience ensures an authoritative and substantive curriculum foundation.

• Digital Library for Earth System Education (DLESE)
  A community resource for learning about the Earth. The library offers access to Earth system data and learning resources.

• Practical Uses of Math and Science (PUMAS)
  A collection of math and science examples, written mostly by scientists and engineers, to show how topics taught in K-12 classes can be used in interesting settings. The goal is to capture the vast experience that working scientists have with practical uses of math and science.

• The Space Place
  Offers information, games, and cool activities for kids and teachers.

Public Access to Earth and Space Imagery

• Earth Observatory
  NASA's Earth Observatory features new satellite imagery and scientific information about our home planet.

• Planetary Photojournal
  The Planetary Photojournal archives released Earth and Planetary images from NASA-JPL, including the higher resolution formats generally preferred for publication.

• The Observatorium
  NASA's Observatorium is an archive of Earth and Space-related education resources.

• Earth From Space
  A collection of selected astronaut-acquired imagery of Earth.

• Welcome to the planets
  A collection of many of the best images from NASA's planetary exploration program.