North Dakota State University

Primary examples of use include:

• Shared courses by high school and post secondary undergraduate, graduate and continuing education delivered online and by videoconference,
• Research communities engaged in interactive collaboration, distributed data storage and data mining; large-scale, multi-site computation; real-time access to remote resources’ dynamic data visualization and shared virtual reality,
• Curriculum Enrichment for the classroom: videoconference-based content programs and collaborative activities aligned to curriculum standards.

Higher Education

• Civil Engineering: Advanced Materials Laboratory 
  • Simulation Based Materials Design of Biomimetic Nanocomposites
  • Clay Water Interactions in Swelling Clays
  • Clay Nanocomposites
  • MTS Dynamic Mechanical Materials Test System
• Electron Microscopy Center 
  • Contact the lab to schedule your classroom session

• Megaconference  (in 2008 North Dakota celebrated as a ten year participant in this global multipoint videoconference!)

• World Wide Web Instructional Committee (WWWIC)
  
  • Archaeology Technologies Laboratory Digital Archive Network
  • Geology Explorer
    
  • ProgrammingLand Museum
  • Virtual Cell
  • Virtual Cell Animations

K12

• Shared courses and professional development workshops with sites at university and K12 schools across the state
  • Higher Ed Courses managed by North Dakota Interactive Video Network (IVN)
  • K12 Courses managed by North Dakota Information Technology Department (ITD)
  • Professional Development and Continuing Education classes for K12 educators provided by the Universities and EduTech

•  Curriculum Enrichment for the Classroom
  • North Dakota Content Providers
  • National/International Content Providers
• Collaborations
  • Great Plains Network - Special Themes
  • Megaconference Jr.
  • Outreach and Partnerships with K12
  • Read Across North Dakota (RAND)
  • Read Around the Planet