Working in groups, students will design a small-scale oyster farm and use NOAA's online calculator to predict how much nitrogen their operation will remove from the surrounding water over a growing season. Resource type: website, reference.

This searchable online curriculum offers lessons on marine debris, coastal hazards, and other topics. It also features the Oregon Scientist & Educators Alliance (ORSEA) collection - an extensive catalog of lesson plans developed by teams of educators and marine scientists.

Oceans 360, through its highly immersive virtual reality content, filmed in oceans around the globe, helps viewers understand the importance of ocean conservation.

This model was reconstructed by a team at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute using approximately 600 still frames from video taken by ROV Hercules and the E/V Nautilus crew. Resource type: website, reference.

E/V Nautilus and ROV Hercules are each equipped with transponders to signal or ping to each other to provide a signal or range bearing. This method of "talking" to each other is used to determine and keep track of the location of the ROV.

ROV Hercules moves through the water using several thrusters that propel water, enabling the vehicle to move up, down, forward, backward, left, and right.

Ocean drifters measure currents and other parameters, such as temperature and salinity, to further deepen our understanding of the oceanic environment. Resource type: website, reference.

Did you know that when using ROVs to explore the deep sea, sometimes two are better than one? In this teaching animation, you can learn about the dual-body ROV system used by ocean explorers to safely and efficiently explore the seafloor.

Learn about the E/V Nautilus and ROVs Hercules and Argus in this teaching animation that outlines each vessel's specifications.

The history of the Chesapeake Bay is not just about settlements, developments and technology, but also about how shorelines have and will change. Resource type: website, reference.

Ocean Science Radio is a joint project between Andrew Kornblatt, founder and host of the Online Ocean Symposium, and Samantha Wishnak, Digital Media Coordinator at Ocean Exploration Trust. The program highlights the latest and greatest ocean science stories that the world has to offer.

Marine Tech Talk is a podcast about the technologies that are enabling discovery and efficient and safe work practices in our oceans and inland waterways. Resource type: website, reference.