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 *NEW: [http://www.sigmaxi.org/meetings/src/showcase.shtml Sigma Xi student research showcase] - remote oral presentation of work, apparently annual event in the Spring.
 *[http://jsara.org/ JSARA], for those of you in the southeast.
 =[[Now what?]]=
 A collection of advice I've sent to people asking this very question.

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 *NEW [http://jofsr.com Journal of Student Research] - I have no idea if this is legitimate or not. There is a flourishing set of [http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ Predatory Academic Publishers] preying on professional scientists of all sorts. This student journal seems to be based in Houston (which, see the list above, is not enough to make it a legitimate organization). Anyone have any ideas or experience with this? The website does say that the first author has to be an undergraduate, but you could try with a high school first author ..?
 *just have the students write an article and post on the Wiki or send it to nitarp-list.
 *NEW: [http://www.sigmaxi.org/meetings/src/showcase.shtml Sigma Xi student research showcase] - remote oral presentation of work, apparently annual event in the Spring.
 =[[Now what?]]=
 A collection of advice I've sent to people asking this very question.

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 =Other programs=
-[http://nitarp.ipac.caltech.edu/otherpgms.shtml This page] collects all the programs we know of that use real astronomy data in the classroom.  Several of those programs are considerably simpler than NITARP.
+[http://nitarp.ipac.caltech.edu/page/other_epo_programs This page] collects all the programs we know of that use real astronomy data in the classroom.  Several of those programs are considerably simpler than NITARP.
 NITARP alumni have spoken highly of:

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 *[http://lcogt.net/ LCOGT]
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 *NEW [http://jofsr.com Journal of Student Research] - I have no idea if this is legitimate or not. There is a flourishing set of [http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ Predatory Academic Publishers] preying on professional scientists of all sorts. This student journal seems to be based in Houston (which, see the list above, is not enough to make it a legitimate organization). Anyone have any ideas or experience with this? The website does say that the first author has to be an undergraduate, but you could try with a high school first author ..?
 *just have the students write an article and post on the Wiki or send it to nitarp-list.
 =[[Now what?]]=
 A collection of advice I've sent to people asking this very question.

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 *[http://tpt.aapt.org/ The Physics Teacher (TPT)]
 *[http://www.nsta.org/highschool/The Science Teacher (NSTA)]
-*NEW [http://jofsr.com Journal of Student Research] - I have no idea if this is legitimate or not. There is a flourishing set of [http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ Predatory Academic Publishers] preying on professional scientists of all sorts. This student journal seems to be based in Houston (which, see the list above, is not enough to make it a legitimate organization). Anyone have any ideas or experience with this?
+*NEW [http://jofsr.com Journal of Student Research] - I have no idea if this is legitimate or not. There is a flourishing set of [http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ Predatory Academic Publishers] preying on professional scientists of all sorts. This student journal seems to be based in Houston (which, see the list above, is not enough to make it a legitimate organization). Anyone have any ideas or experience with this? The website does say that the first author has to be an undergraduate, but you could try with a high school first author ..?
 *just have the students write an article and post on the Wiki or send it to nitarp-list.
 =[[Now what?]]=
 A collection of advice I've sent to people asking this very question.

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	*[http://www.nsta.org/highschool/The Science Teacher (NSTA)]		*[http://www.nsta.org/highschool/The Science Teacher (NSTA)]
	*just have the students write an article and post on the Wiki or send it to nitarp-list.		*just have the students write an article and post on the Wiki or send it to nitarp-list.
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		+	=[[Now what?]]=
		+	A collection of advice I've sent to people asking this very question.

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	=Other ideas=		=Other ideas=
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		+	*[http://tpt.aapt.org/ The Physics Teacher (TPT)]
		+	*[http://www.nsta.org/highschool/The Science Teacher (NSTA)]
		+	*just have the students write an article and post on the Wiki or send it to nitarp-list.

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	[http://nitarp.ipac.caltech.edu/otherpgms.shtml This page] collects all the programs we know of that use real astronomy data in the classroom.		[http://nitarp.ipac.caltech.edu/otherpgms.shtml This page] collects all the programs we know of that use real astronomy data in the classroom.
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