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9:0010:0011:0012:00Karl Von AhnenSilver Linings from Covid
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9:1510:1511:1512:15Benjamin MendelsohnConsiderations for Implementing a digital, spatial audio systemConsiderations for Implementing a digital, spatial audio system
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9:4510:4511:4512:45Kenneth BrandtEpisode 49 of the Robeson Planetarium's Rising PhoenixEpisode 49 of the Robeson Planetarium's Rising Phoenix
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10:1511:1512:1513:15Mike MurrayPromoting your online contentFacebook Live, YouTube, Podcasts - how do you get them in front of the public? We'll look at some methods for increasing viewership.
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11:0012:001:002:00Amie GallagherMaking use of cell phone in exhibits and programs.Since they already have their phones out... People can't put down their phones. Maybe we can make use of them. Here are ways we are incorporating QR codes into the exhibit area and Kahoots into shows.
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11:3012:301:302:30Briana IngermannHolistic Planetarium: Infusing Astronomy with Social and Emotional Learning.Fiske Planetarium has developed four “Holistic Planetarium” field trip programs that merge astronomy content and Social-Emotional Learning (SEL). These programs encourage conversation between students and educators to bridge the scientific process to daily life. Informed directly by teachers, NGSS standards, and SEL competencies identified by Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL), we developed these programs in 2020 and have since engaged over 1200 students both virtually and in-person. These programs offered a robust way to engage 4th-9th grade students during the pandemic and even allowed us to expand our reach to rural districts across the state of Colorado. The planetarium program scripts and supporting educator resources will be made freely available, and we hope they can inspire ideas for approaching science learning more holistically.
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12:001:002:003:00John KellerFree Fiske Full Dome ProductionsDuring COVID, the video production team at Fiske Planetarium in Boulder Colorado has remained active in producing relevant, high quality, free full dome content. We are proud to introduce five new full dome films that we will be releasing this coming academic year. These include "Drifting North: Into the Polar Night" and "Drifting North: Arctic Pulse," both filmed aboard the MOSAIC expedition embedded in an iceberg on the Arctic Ocean over the past year. We will also describe Fall 2021 releases of "Climate Change in Our Back Yard" and "Cosmic Mashups: Gravity, Galaxies, and Supermassive Black Holes" and our Spring 2022 release of "Forward! To the Moon" featuring the NASA Artemis mission to the Moon. Finally, Fiske will be premiering a new, live musical performance titled "Voyagers" created in collaboration with Matheatre and available to full dome theaters worldwide. For more information, visit www.colorado.edu/fiske/fiske-productions.
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1:002:003:004:00Nickolas ConantLive-Input Functionality in Presentations, Classes, and the Future.Live-Input Functionality in Presentations, Classes, and the Future. In the midst of COVID, Fiske Planetarium installed three state-of-the-art "Live Capture" systems to integrate standalone digital devices and software into our dome presentations. This installation provided some anticipated upgrades in functionality, along with some unexpected benefits and limitations. We will discuss the addition of these live-input capabilities into the DigitalSky2 software and some ambitions for the future.
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1:302:303:304:30Mark WebbPPA IDEA Committee Introduction and participatory discussion (IDEA=Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility)PPA IDEA Committee Introduction and participatory discussion (IDEA=Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility)
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2:003:004:005:00John BellWe're getting a gift shopAfter 28 years of operation, Indian River State College’s Hallstrom Planetarium is finally going to have a small gift shop adjacent to its theater. Beginning in September, it will be open before and after public and school shows, and will have many affordable and educational items for sale, as well as the usual t-shirts, caps and coffee mugs. Planetarium Director Jon U. Bell will share his experiences in setting up and operating this new gift shop, including the kinds of merchandise being offered. He is also seeking out tips and recommendations from those in our profession who have been operating gift shops, and is looking forward to hearing those stories!
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2:303:304:305:30Jack DunnThe Skies of the Nebraska Star Party and the Lueninghoener Planetarium at Midland University.
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