Over the course of the project (and beyond) we have created an online database of VFEs. Click on the placemarks in the map below to explore our collection of VFEs. Clicking on a site to see:
The title of the VFE
The author(s) of the VFE
An iconic image or iconic images from the site. Iconic images should show image that comes to mind when you think of that site. A few VFEs involve multiple sites and these include more than one iconic image.
A VFE abstract that gives a brief overview of the target content, audience, and duration. Audience and duration are often stated as ranges as they are adaptable to different settings.
The software required to use the VFE.
One or to links two the VFE resources.
VFEs are intended to catalyze fieldwork and serve as models for how actual fieldwork experiences can be documented and shared. Learn more about the production and use of VFEs in The Teacher-Friendly Guide to the Earth Science of the Midwestern US.
See Sarah Miller’s VFEs here.
An illustrative vignette about VFEs is here.
Read about the Mother of All VFEs here.