Examples of past and current projects will be given to facilitate discussion. Communication and education staff at your national observatory, NOIRLab, have extensive experience partnering with individuals and a wide variety of organizations. Come learn how to start a project with Globe at Night or to incorporate it into your existing programs. There you will find ways to get involved in the easy-to-do, international community science campaign, Globe at Night, where you rate the brightness of your night sky and compare it to other locations worldwide. If you are an amateur astronomer, an upper elementary, middle school, high school, or college teacher, an informal educator in a museum, planetarium science center or national park, a Girl Scout leader, a science communicator, an astrophotographer, or someone who simply enjoys a starry night sky, you are invited to our workshop. Saturday, November 13th 8:45 PM PST (November 12th) 11:45 PM EST (November 12th) 4:45 AM GMT/UTC 3:45 PM AEDT Convert to your local time.Ĭome to the Dark Side with Globe at Night There is something for everyone’s comfort level and interest. They are broken into suggested skill levels but feel free to attend any session that piques your interest! Whether you want to learn how to find a dark sky-friendly light, leverage social media for your advocacy work, or install a data-logging sky quality meter. This year, we are very pleased to introduce engagement workshops to our Under One Sky conference! These workshop sessions will follow each of the regional sessions during the conference and last for about 45 minutes.
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