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Speaking of the web, NASA Connect travels south to Norfolk, Virginia for today's web-based activity.

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Hi, Norbert and I are here at Nauticus in Norfolk, Virginia.

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This maritime center is huge and features over 150 interactive exhibits.

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Nauticus and NASA are teaming up for this program of NASA Connect

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to introduce you to the show's online activity, the NASA EduTour.

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But first, with a little help from Norbert, let's take a quick tour of Norbert's online laboratory

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and observe the type of lab features that are just a mouse-click away to support the NASA Connect programs.

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The digital content found in the lab makes a vast collection of information, ideas, resources, and experts

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accessible to you at any time.

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Okay, everybody, well, as you can see, we are here now inside Nauticus

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where some students from the Chrome Club have gathered to introduce you to the NASA EduTour,

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a digital tour of the NASA Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility.

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Now, this digital tour has been designed to augment the video presentation

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and to provide you, the user, the opportunity to use this information in ways like NASA scientists.

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So, let's take a sneak peek at the tour.

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From the NASA Connect website, go to Norbert's lab where you'll find a button that gets you to the ALDF EduTour.

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There are four main parts that make up this NASA lab, propulsion, test carriage, track, and arrestment system.

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When you start the tour, you'll get information about how the propulsion system works

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and also the science behind the system.

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Once you understand that, you'll do an activity that helps you visualize the mathematics and science concepts.

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You'll play some animations, then answer questions about what you've observed.

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There's an activity for each one of the four parts and related questions that will test your knowledge.

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But we want you to see the website for yourself, so that's all we'll show you now.

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Oh, by the way, there is a review at the end of the tour that will summarize what you've learned during your visit to the lab.

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A special thanks to our university student mentors from the AIAA Hampton Road Student Branch.

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The AIAA, as a special Connect partner, offers its students as mentors to registered Connect classrooms.

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To learn more about the mentoring program, check out our website.

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Bringing to you the power of digital learning, I'm Shelley Canright for NASA Connect Online.

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Bye!