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In this webinar recording, join Girls STEAM Ahead with NASA and educators from the MicroObservatory Robotic Telescope Network to learn how to remotely control a real telescope and create stunning astrophoto masterpieces using a simple image enhancement tool used by astronomers. Designed specifically for facilitators to include engaging digital and hands-on activities, this empowering event is your gateway to nurture your audiences’ STEM identity.

This webinar was hosted by NGCP and Girls STEAM Ahead with NASA on August 13, 2024.

 

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Mary Dussault

Ms. Mary Dussault is a Learning Designer and Program Manager in the Science Education Department at the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian, where she works with a team of talented educators, scientists, and media and technology developers. She has spent her career researching and developing science learning experiences for a variety of settings: designed exhibit spaces and informal learning environments for the classroom, online, and teacher professional development programs. Her work focuses on translating educational research into practice: using what we know about how people learn and what motivates STEM interest and identity to design powerful and effective learning experiences.

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Martha Irene Saladino

Dr. Martha Irene Saladino is an Education & Outreach Scientist at the Space Telescope Science Institute. Martha Irene obtained her PhD in Astrophysics at Radboud University in the Netherlands, where she developed numerical simulations of evolved Sun-like double stars. Her passions are to make scientific content accessible to non-English speaking audiences, engage underrepresented groups in science, make visible the work of underrepresented groups in science, and show the diversity of people in astronomy as a means to create role models.

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