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===Description===
===Description===


The Biodiversity Literacy in Undergraduate Education Network (BLUE), Ecological Society of America (ESA), and iDigBio are co-sponsoring a new session at the 2018 SPNHC/TDWG meeting entitled the Educational Materials Share Fair to be held on Thursday, August 30, 2018, from 11:00-12:30 NZST in Castle D (40). This is an opportunity for colleagues to share and get feedback on education or outreach materials. Materials can be at any stage of development from fledgling ideas to fully vetted materials. All are welcome to either share as developers or participate as potential adopters.
The Biodiversity Literacy in Undergraduate Education Network (BLUE), Ecological Society of America (ESA), and iDigBio are co-sponsoring a new session at the 2018 SPNHC/TDWG meeting entitled '''the Educational Materials Share Fair to be held on Thursday, August 30, 2018, from 11:00-12:30 NZST in Castle D'''. This is an opportunity for colleagues to share and get feedback on education or outreach materials. Materials can be at any stage of development from fledgling ideas to fully vetted materials. All are welcome to either share as developers or participate as potential adopters.


This Share Fair differs from the normal SPNHC DemoCamp in both format and focus. During the one hour time period, we will offer two rounds of up to ten developer presentations simultaneously. Each developer will be set up at a round table and be given 20 minutes to present their materials and ideas, collect feedback, and generate discussion with potential adopters and interested colleagues that join their table discussion. These are intended as informal sessions so no AV will be provided, but developers can bring a laptop and copies of any of their materials they wish to share. Depending on the number of proposals to present, we will offer up to 20 unique presentations or repeat the 10 presentations. Participants will be able to give feedback to two developers.  Each table may have up to nine participants depending on the number of attendees.
This Share Fair differs from the normal SPNHC DemoCamp in both format and focus. During the one hour time period, we will offer two rounds of up to ten developer presentations simultaneously. Each developer will be set up at a round table and be given 20 minutes to present their materials and ideas, collect feedback, and generate discussion with potential adopters and interested colleagues that join their table discussion. These are intended as informal sessions so no AV will be provided, but developers can bring a laptop and copies of any of their materials they wish to share. Depending on the number of proposals to present, we will offer up to 20 unique presentations or repeat the 10 presentations. Participants will be able to give feedback to two developers.  Each table may have up to nine participants depending on the number of attendees.
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'''Gary Motz (Indiana Geological and Water Survey)''' "Using 3-D Printing, Augmented Reality, and Digital Collection Viewers to Support Collections-Based Outreach in Indiana"
'''Gary Motz (Indiana Geological and Water Survey)''' "Using 3-D Printing, Augmented Reality, and Digital Collection Viewers to Support Collections-Based Outreach in Indiana"
'''Julia Robinson (Hefner Museum of Natural History, Miami University)''' "Hanging Out in the Deciduous Forest and Tropical Cloud Forest- Developing a sense of place for early childhood"


'''Anna Monfils (Central Michigan University)''' TBD
'''Anna Monfils (Central Michigan University)''' TBD
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'''Randy Singer (Florida Museum of Natural History)''' "Using Deep Sea ROV video and the iDigBio portal to learn about the ocean"
'''Randy Singer (Florida Museum of Natural History)''' "Using Deep Sea ROV video and the iDigBio portal to learn about the ocean"


'''Anne Basham (ExplorMor)''' "Science Reproducibility and Online Data Portals" Molly Phillips will be presenting for her.
'''Anne Basham (ExplorMor)''' "Bringing AI and AR Magic to the Classroom or your Outreach Event with Paper Specimens" Molly Phillips will be presenting for her.


'''Jeanette Pirlo (Florida Museum of Natural History)''' TBD
'''Jeanette Pirlo (Florida Museum of Natural History)''' "Fossil Matrix Sorting-Hands on Place-Based Learning for all ages"


'''Sean Moran (Florida Museum of Natural History)''' TBD
'''Sean Moran (Florida Museum of Natural History)''' "Reconstructing Megalodon’s Jaws-Intergrating 3D Technology"
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