‘Losing the Lake’ Game February 14, 2012 Nevada Infrastructure for Climate Change Science, Education and Outreach
‘Losing the Lake’ Game
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‘Losing the Lake’ GameFebruary 14, 2012
Nevada Infrastructure for Climate Change Science,Education and Outreach
Interdisciplinary Science Grant (2009-2011)Losing the Lake
Goals:Scientific: Link water supply
and demand models to global climate models
Educational: Use game to teach about water and climate change
Conduct formative and summative research on game
Household: Select Best Conservation Options
Community: Select Best Conservation Options
Climate Change: What it is; effect on snowpack, river, lake
Lake Mead Simulation(s): What policy options buy the most time
Game OrganizationBackground Knowledge Quiz
Losing the Lake
http://www.cse.unr.edu/~fredh/LosingTheLake/LosingTheLake_V2.swf
Losing the Lake Outputs
Research conducted on teachers and studentsResource manual writtenNSF REESE grant prepared and submittedGame to be installed in informal learning sites
(e.g., Lake Mead, Springs Preserve) Game to made available to schools over webTo be used by project’s Summer Institutes
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