For teachers and educational institutions
Create learning groups, start learning sessions and use ready-made modules with real data - in lessons, projects or as a team.
For lessons, project work and extracurricular education
AllSkyKamera EDU The learning portal for real research, environmental and space data
Interactive learning modules with real research, environmental and space data for lessons, project work and extracurricular education.
Registration is currently disabled during the test phase.
For students
Work on shared modules, explore the sky and learn with real observation and research data.
For partners and data providers
Research institutions, networks and data partners can make their data accessible through understandable learning modules.
Examples: research data, environmental measurements, space data, sensor data.
For informal learning sites
Planetariums, observatories, museums, science centers and student labs can extend visits into the classroom with digital follow-up modules.
The learning portal in numbers
These figures show how AllSkyKamera EDU is already being used by schools, teachers, learners and learning sites.
2
Organisations / Schools
5
Extracurricular learning sites
6
Teachers / Educators
80+
Learners
10+
Public learning modules
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80+
Learning blocks
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How would you like to use the learning portal?
Choose the right entry point for lessons, pilot projects, learning sites or data partnerships.
Why use the learning portal?
Real data
Learners work with current sky images, sensor values and research data instead of static sample values.
For lessons and projects
Teachers can select modules, unlock content and guide learning phases.
Easy to access
Learners work through interactive content in a structured, understandable way with clear tasks.
A bridge to learning sites
Workshops, planetarium visits and project weeks can be prepared and followed up digitally.
Inquiry-based learning
Observe, compare, analyse and develop your own questions – using data from real sources.
Make usage visible
Learning sessions, feedback and evaluations help to improve educational offers in a targeted way.
Public demo
Test interactive blocks live
See how real research, environmental and space data appear in the learning portal as maps, tables, charts, simulations and 3D visualisations.
Simulator Lab & 3D Vis Lab
The simulator lab is where new experimental simulators and special modules for the learning portal are developed. The 3D vis lab serves as a testing environment for interactive 3D visualizations such as earthquakes, camera networks, aurora or ISS views. Both areas are intended for testing new ideas and will not remain publicly accessible permanently.
Scientific data sources
Real research, environmental and space data form the basis of the learning modules. They are processed locally and made usable for learning.
Data basis from the AllSkyKamera network
AllSkyKamera EDU uses approved images, videos and observation data from the AllSkyKamera network. This creates learning modules about the sky, weather, light pollution, seasons and environmental observation.
Approved cameras
53
Cameras with data
53
Images
3.630
Videos
7.522
Keograms
7.470
Startrails
7.454
The AllSkyKamera network
AllSkyKamera EDU is part of the larger AllSkyKamera network. On the main platform, users can explore live cameras, locations, image archives and additional sky data.
Licences for schools and educational institutions
In addition to individual access, schools and educational institutions can use shared licences. This makes it possible to create teachers centrally, manage learning groups and use modules together as a team.
• central administration by the school or institution
• multiple teachers with shared learning groups
• suitable for departments, extracurricular groups, project weeks and learning sites
A shared licence is especially useful for institutions that want to use the portal consistently across multiple groups or formats, not just test it.
For out-of-school learning venues
From visit to classroom module
Planetariums, observatories, museums, science centers and student labs share fascinating topics. With the learning portal, these topics can continue in class after the visit through interactive modules, real data and time-limited access for school groups.
• custom module collections connected to the booked program
• restricted class access for about 2 to 6 weeks
• classroom follow-up with real data and structured extension modules
Contact
Do you have questions about the learning portal, modules, pilot phases or cooperation options? Write to us.