NASA Explorer Schools Help
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The NES project has many support mechanisms in place to help educators take advantage of every aspect of the project. |
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Information includes descriptions of the left navigation, using the breadcrumbs, understanding the various announcement panels, and what you’ll find in the social media areas. |
Once you're part of the NASA Explorer Schools project, help for project-related questions is only a phone call, a click or an e-mail away. The NES project has several methods for participants to get help or information about the project.
E-mail support: The NASA Explorer Schools e-mail address is
nasa-explorer-schools@mail.nasa.gov. The e-mail account is monitored from Monday through Friday during normal business hours, excluding federal holidays.
Toll-free telephone support: For help or information about any aspect of the NES project, registered participants have direct toll-free telephone access to NES staff during normal business hours (8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern) from Monday through Friday. During off hours and federal government holidays, questions go to voice mail for response on the next business day.
Frequently Asked Questions: A list of answers to frequently asked questions is available on the NES Virtual Campus website.
Resources on the Virtual Campus
Social Media: NASA Explorer Schools maintains a presence on Facebook and Twitter. Join us on either of these sites to receive project updates and the latest news from NES.
NES Teachers Corner: The Teachers Corner on the NES Virtual Campus provides frequent project posts, updates, alerts, and information about upcoming NASA events and NES opportunities, as well as science and research updates pertaining to the NES education modules. The Teachers Corner is open to everyone. Subscribe to the Teachers Corner RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed and have updates automatically delivered to your browser, RSS reader or e-mail program.
NES e-blast: Each week, NES sends e-mail updates on projects, upcoming student opportunities and NES educator recognitions to registered NES participants.
