Garden Mosaics Program
June 8, 2010
Garden Mosaics Program Cornell University graduate student Alexey Kudryavtsev helps a student at Abraham House in the Bronx, NY, capture a flourishing community garden with a digital camera. Alexey studies how the Garden Mosaics interactive software is used by science educators. Cornell University's Garden Mosaics programs in sponsored by a grant from the National Science Foundation's Informal Science Education Program, grant ESI 01-25582. For complete project information, visit the Garden Mosaic Web site. Information can also be found in the NSF Discovery story "Science, Education and Community: Organically Grown". [One of several related images. See Next Image.] (Date of Image: 2005)
Topics:
Education, Byzantine art, Science and technology in the United States, Ancient Roman architecture, Religion Belief, Community gardening, Mosaic, Cornell University, National Science Foundation, Technology Internet
