Educator survey

Please help us improve EOL for education by taking our surveys! The surveys help us focus our development efforts as we learn about your interests and needs.

Survey participant’s education background: *

Biology/Life Science

Earth/environmental science

General education/not specified

Gifted Education

Humanities

Media/Library Specialist

Physical Science

Science

Special Education

Administration

Other

Do you have a subject you specialize in? If so, what is it?:

What age level do you teach/work with? (please check all that apply): *

Ages 3-4 (preschool)

Ages 5-10 (lower elementary school)

Ages 11-12 (upper elementary school)

Ages 13-17 (middle/secondary school)

Ages 18-22 (college/tertiary school)

What type of learning environment do you teach in?: *

Formal education (e.g., school classroom)

Informal education (e.g., museum, aquarium, nature center, etc)

After school program or club

Other

I would like to use the Encyclopedia of Life in the following ways (check all that apply): *

Finding educational resources

As an authoritative resource for species and biodiversity information

To supplement or enhance activities such as labs or field work

To supplement or enhance informal learning activities

Downloading materials (such as photos, lessons/activities, videos)

Uploading materials (such as photos, lessons/activities, videos)

Organizing species content of interest

Commenting on species content

Participate in Forum/Message Boards

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Math question: * 18 + 1 =

Solve this simple math problem and enter the result. E.g. for 1+3, enter 4.

Educator Spotlight

Elliott Bennett
Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School
Oaks Bluff,Massachusetts, USA

Elliott Bennett read about the EOL in her morning newspaper and was intrigued by the idea of an Encyclopedia of Life. She emailed EOL and after some discussion about a possible project that might help build EOL, Bennett and her students set about creating an inventory of the plant species on the island of Martha's Vineyard.