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Direct linkAenlle, Jacqueline V.; Loizzo, Jamie; Bunch, James C.; Stone, Whitney; Meredith, Maegan; Ray, Katie – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2022
Live video web-streaming via an electronic field trip (EFT) format can connect youth with scientists working in a variety of settings. Previous research indicated interactions with scientists can change children's perceptions of science, technology, engineering, and mathematic (STEM) careers. We conducted an arts-based study to examine an EFT's…
Descriptors: Elementary School Students, Conservation Education, Video Technology, Field Trips
