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Training

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GLOBE offers a variety of different training opportunities for community members to become more involved in the program. Whether it is learning how to use the many different functionalities on the GLOBE website, or even becoming a certified GLOBE Trainer, members can explore how to become more involved in the GLOBE Program.

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Check out these guides focused on helping new and existing GLOBE members navigate the GLOBE website.

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Tutorial Center

Explore GLOBE tutorial videos and follow step-by-step instructions on how to find content or perform specific tasks on the GLOBE website.

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In-person and Virtual Workshops

In-person teacher workshops are the best way to learn about the GLOBE Program. At these workshops, GLOBE instructors explain GLOBE data protocols and help participants connect their pupils to an international network of students, educators, and scientists to learn more about the environment.

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Protocol eTraining

If there is not an in-person workshop nearby, GLOBE offers a collection of online protocol modules teachers can complete at their own pace. These modules also provide a great review for current GLOBE teachers and can serve as supplementary material for the in-person programs.

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Become a GLOBE Trainer

GLOBE Trainers are an important part of the GLOBE Program's implementation in countries around the world. By training educators, Trainers help to advance GLOBE's goal of scientific education and outreach.