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The NACK Center is committed to supporting the development of two-year degree programs in micro- and nanotechnology across the country by offering teaching resources suitable for the post-secondary level. NACK also provides materials for K-12 use. Click on a resource title below for more information.
AVAILABLE TEACHING RESOURCES *By accessing this material, you agree to the NACK Center's Terms of Use. Post Secondary Resources Introductory Level Modules: A series of thought-provoking nanotechnology PowerPoint presentations filled with in-depth material surveying where nanotechnology came from, why it is so unique, how it is practiced, and what it can do. Undergraduate Level Course - Classroom Presentations: Packaged as six courses, each containing multiple modules. Each module can be rearranged to create new courses. Suitable for two-year degree programs, for certificate programs, and for freshman-sophomore use in four-year degree programs. Multimedia: A collection of interactive multimedia in nanotechnology. These resources are suitable for a variety of levels and subject areas. Remote Access: A collection of characterization equipment that may be remotely controlled through the Internet. K-12 Resources Introductory Level Activities: Interactive nano-enabled products used to expand the imaginations of K-12 students with current applications benefiting from nanotechnology. High School Level Nanotech Academy Activities: A collection of informal activities created for a 1-3 day nanotechnology camp available to those interested in creating simliar events or to supplement the classroom experience. High School Level Experiments: A collection of experiments and activities that introduce nanotechnology concepts and applications to many levels; includes, but is not limited to, nanoparticle synthesis for bacterial inhibition, micro- and nanofluidic device fabrication with common materials, micro- and nanoencapsulation, and nanowire sensor applications. Multimedia: A collection of interactive multimedia in nanotechnology. These resources are suitable for a variety of levels and subject areas. Remote Access: A collection of characterization equipment that may be remotely controlled through the Internet.
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