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Virtual Field Experiences in an Introductory Lab Course

Posted on June 17, 2020 by Department of Earth Sciences

  • A high-resolution image used in the class "EARS1: How the Earth Works" shows how geologic activity can turn layers of mud and sand into metamorphic rocks. Over the past 14,000 years, the Ottauquechee River carved through this rock to create Vermont's Quec

    A high-resolution image used in the class “EARS1: How the Earth Works.”(Photo by Ed Meyer)

New Hampshire Public Radio recently featured a piece on some of the Virtual Field Labs that were used in EARS1- How the Earth Works in the Spring of 2020.

The article, which is found here, includes student interviews and some example images.