Welcome to NASA's DLN

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    NASA's Digital Learning Network™ provides science, technology, engineering, and mathematics or STEM content featuring NASA missions and research.  Register for free, interactive events listed in our catalog or watch our webcasts listed below. 

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    To assist both new and existing users, we STRONGLY encourage you to view our DLN Overview Video and the DLiNtro presentation located in About DLN DLiNtro will guide you through our website, show how to  register for  modules, and explain other services.  

DLN Announcements

    Venus Transit

    Join Goddard Space Flight Center on May 23rd from 1:00-1:45 PM Eastern for Transit of Venus! Our guests will share scientific information and education resources on the transit. This event will be streamed live on the DLiNfo Channel. For more information on how to participate, please contact Erin McKinley at erin.e.mckinley@nasa.gov




    USDLA Platinum AWARD

    USDLA Awards NASA’s Digital Learning Network with Platinum Award/Best Content Provider For Excellence in Distance Learning in 2012

    St. Louis, MO May 1, 2012 -- The United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) presented its 2012 International Distance Learning Awards to NASA’s Digital Learning Network in conjunction with the 2012 National Conference in St. Louis, Missouri.

    "As a premier organization for the entire distance learning profession, we are honoring NASA’s Digital Learning Network as a leader in the industry," said Dr. John G. Flores, Executive Director of USDLA. “The DLN has raised the bar of excellence and we are truly honored by their contributions to the distance learning industry."







DLiNfo Channel Webcasts


    June 18 ,2012 10:45 ET - 11:25 ET

    Off the coast of Florida, “Aquanauts” are simulating space while living in a habitat 60 feet under the ocean’s surface! Students can travel there virtually! Part of NASA’s Extreme Environment Mission Operations (NEEMO) program, participants will interact with an aquanaut during a live connection through NASA’s Digital Learning Network.

    Watch the webcast