Template:FAQs EKT

1. Can I address the NSF required broader impacts by using CSDMS EKT repository?
   Yes, CSDMS can help with making your model project results available to geosciences, environmental sciences and engineering students and the general public by adding them to the EKT repository; simply as documented animations or as lectures or more elaborately designed classroom modeling excercises. There is no cookie-cutter way of doing as of now, but CSDMS EKT specialists will gladly work with you in the proposal phase. CSDMS can write a letter of support that elaborates on the plan.
2. Can I use material from the CSDMS EKT repository in my classroom?
   Yes, the material posted here is public-domain and is especially posted for educators at any level. We ask you to quote the original author or the CSDMS EKT repository.
3. Can I use material from the CSDMS EKT repository in my documentary or museum?
   Again yes, the material posted here is public-domain and for everyone to use. We ask you to quote the original author or the CSDMS EKT repository,for example by using the following language: "We acknowledge use of the CSDMS Educational Repository." Or use our logo. Also, please notify us of any documentaries, and journal articles which contain our material. Your assistance will help to ensure that our funding for putting these resources up will continue. Email us.
4. Who are involved with EKT?
   Irina Overeem is responsible for CSDMS Education and Knowledge Transfer, find her contact information. Many contributors are members of the EKT group.