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Honors Chemistry - 1st D2D Collaboration with Ga Tech
Chad Mote's Honors Chemistry class was one of the first to begin using the IP-based video conferencing equipment for a D2D project. His students were given an article to read about carbon nano tubes, instructed to write down questions about the article that they would pose to a unversity professor over a video conferencing connection. -
Chad Mote and Dr.Jud Ready collaborate on Advanced Chemistry curriculum
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Harrison Grant Awarded
The Harrison Foundation awarded a grant to Barrow County Schools that allowed for the expansion of the Direct to DIscovery (D2D) program. -
Equipment Evaluation and Purchasing from August through early November
Equipment needed to implement the grant was evaluated and purchased from early August into November. -
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Equipment Evaluation and Purchasing from August - November
During this time, various types of equipment was evaluated and purchased for use at the middle and high schools -
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D2D Teacher - Professor Recruitment
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D2D Wikispace Created
Direct 2 Discovery WikiThe wiki will be used to disseminate information related to the grant's activities as well as STEM news and other related information and projects. -
Internet 2 and D2D Grant Information Presentation
A presentation to educate Barrow County School employees about Internet2 and D2D was created and embedded into the wiki. -
Katie Roberts Visits with Barrow County Schools D2D Team
Katie Roberts, a siophomore at Georgia Tech and AHS graduate, met with Dr.Creel, Dr.Miller, Caroline O'Bannon, Kevin McCage, and Jennie Persinger to discuss her experience with D2D in Chad Mote's class. Katie offered valuable suggestions based on her experience with the program. She is a true advocate for Direct 2 Discovery and feels the experience was a large contributing factor in her decision to go to Georgia Tech and pursue a degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
