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Title: ASP2024: Astronomy Across the Spectrum
Volume: 539 Year: 2025 View this Volume on ADS
Editors: G. Schultz; S. Buxner; J. Jensen; J. Barnes
ISBN: 978-1-58381-965-4 eISBN: 978-1-58381-966-1
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Paper Title Page Authors
Part I. Contributed Papers   
Step into NASA! 3 Nee, J.
Working with Public Libraries and Science Teachers to Do Large-scale Public Outreach for the 2023-2024 Eclipses of the Sun 12 Fraklnoi, A.; Schatz, D.
Reflecting on the Eclipse: How an Astronomical Event Can Affect a Small Town, and Lessons Learned 22 Stratton, M.; Zhou, Q.
Tactile and Textured Astronomy: 3D Printing Technology and Materials for STEM 28 Christian, C.; Madura, T.; Wild, T.; Grice, N.; Hurd, D.; Bartolone, L.; Hoke, E.
Astronomy and 3D Printing for Students with Visual Impairments: The STEM Career Exploration Lab 33 Madura, T.; Christian, C.; WIld, T.; Hurd, D.; Grice, N.
Lessons for the 2040s from the AAS Solar Eclipse Task Force 39 Speck, A.; Ross, D. E.; Fienburg, R. T.
A New Approach to Building and Forging Equity in Science Education 54 Pompea, S. M.; Regens, N. L.; Russo, P.
Resources Connecting Eclipses and Other Fields (Particularly the Humanities) 69 Fraknoi, A.
Astronomy & Climate Change: The Role of Informal Science Education 73 Yu, K. C.
Skynet’s “Astrophotography of the Multi-Wavelength Universe!” Curriculum 79 Reichart, D. E.
Creating a Stellar Social Media Campaign: Tips and Tricks for Sharing Space Science 90 Mitchell, S.; Ramos-Walker, K.; Mattson, B.
Fly Me to the Meme: Integrating Social Media Trends into Astronomy Communication 96 Ramos-Walker, K.; Mattson, B.; Mitchell, S.
Joliet Junior College’s Public Viewing Events for the Solar Eclipses of October 14, 2023 and April 8, 2024 101 Dcruz, N.
Become an Exoplanet Watcher! 110 Nee, J.; Huson, B.; Zellem, R.
What Can YOUR NASA Do for You? 112 Nee, J.
Dark Skies Storytelling: Motivating Planetarium Audiences to Address Light Pollution 114 Plummer, J.; Palma, C.; Kang, D.; Clinton, C.; Lombardi, N.; Raytsis, A.
STEM+A@Astronomy: Astronomy Education through Engineering Design and Scientific Inquiry 117 Sit, E.
Using Science Fiction to Teach Astronomy and Astrobiology 120 Scherrer, R.; Walter, F.; Schmiedekamp, A.; Wright, S.; Fraknoi, A.
Enhancing Astronomy Education through Dark Sky Initiative with Design Thinking and Social Innovation 129 Sit, E.
Interstellar Travel in Introductory Courses in Astronomy and Life in the Universe 134 LoPresto, M. C.
Citizen Scientists Analyze Exoplanet Transits in High School Classes 139 Tock, K.; Peters, J.; Musaddequer Rahman, K.; Pacholyk, A.
Using Data Science in High School Astronomy 147 Newland, J.
Open Resources for Teaching Astronomy 155 Impey, C.
OpenPoll: A Free and Open-source Classroom Response System 161 Young, C.; Lo, G.
Using Large Language Models to Assess Student Writing Assignments 165 Impey, C.; Wenger, M.; Golchin, S.; Garuda, N.; Stamer, S.; Buxner, S.
Advancing Astronomical Literacy via Student Writing Contests 172 Waller, W.
Storytelling to Connect Students with the Culture of Astronomy 175 Plummer, J.; Ragonese, A.; Palma, C.
Let's Do Exoplanet Science! 180 Nee, J.; Hutson, B.; Zellem, R. T.