Students based in the Bay Area have initiated and maintained E-mail correspondence with children who attend elementary schools in the D.C. One project that ESITA students have become involved in relates to the currently relevant issue of elevated levels of lead found in drinking waters in Washington, D.C. Supported by the NSF Information Technology Experiences for Students and Teachers (ITEST) program, ESITA activities engage students in the use of newly acquired information technology (IT) skills and understandings while performing air and water quality research investigations.
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The Environmental Science Information Technology Activities ( ESITA) program provides grades 9 and 10 students with under-represented minority backgrounds in the East San Francisco Bay Area with real-world opportunities to learn about and apply information technologies through a series of project-based activities related to environmental science. Enhancing Earth Science And IT Literacy Through Environmental Science Information Technology Activities
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