Educational materials

Educational materials

Planetary science presentations

Detailed reading materials

English

Planetary stratigraphy - teacher’s handbook, figures and handouts

Hungarian

Volcanism in the Solar System

Other materials

Educational materials for secondary-school teachers

Teaching methods

Gamification and competition-based learning

Digital education and distance learning

Interactive modelling and computer visualisation

Atlases, maps and educational publications

Hargitai, H., & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). Planetary maps for education: the completion of the series: multilingual maps of Terrestrial Planets and their Moons. In H. Kremers & V. Tikunov (Eds.), Proceedings of InterCarto–InterGIS 12 (p. 313). Deutsche Gesellschaft für Kartographie, Sektion Berlin-Brandenburg.

Hargitai, H., & Bérczi, Sz. (2006). Planetary maps for education: the completion of the series: Multilingual maps of Terrestrial Planets and their Moons P15. In H. Kremers, & V. Tikunov (Eds.), InterCarto-InterGIS 12 (pp. 286–290). Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie.

Hargitai, H. I., & Bérczi, Sz. (2005). Planetary Maps in Education. International Cartographic Conference: Mapping Approaches Into A Changing World, 9-16. July, 2005, La Coruna, Spain.

Project-based, construction-based and experiential learning

Interdisciplinary curriculum development and pedagogical synthesis

Bérczi, Sz., Józsa, S., Varga, T., Gyollai, I., & Nagy, Sz. (2015). Planetary science synthesis education using structural hierarchy for Martian materials. 46. LPSC, #3020, LPI, Houston. https://doi.org/10.13140/2.1.2533.9203Abstract (PDF)

This teaching study connects planet-scale Martian landforms with small-scale details of rocks and minerals. Bringing together maps, spacecraft images, rover observations and meteorite samples makes traces of the same processes easier to understand across scales. Source

Hargitai, H., Kereszturi, A., Sik, A., Varga, T., & Bérczi, Sz. (2002). Planetology Group's Complex Educational Activity at Eötvös University. 27th NIPR Symposium Antarctic Meteorites, Tokyo, p. 29-31.

Further publications by topic

Further research

Illyés, A., Opitz, A., & Heward, A. (2022). Participation Trends and Geographical Diversity in Earth and Space Science. EPSC, abstract #EPSC2022-1168.

The study uses Earth and space science conference participation data to examine geographical diversity and changing opportunities. It focuses on underrepresented countries and early-career researchers to support more effective collaboration measures. Source

Hargitai, H., Gede, M., Zimbelman, J., Kőszeghy, Cs., Sirály, D., Marinangeli, L., Barata, T., López, I., Szakács, A., Debniak, K., & Feuillet, T. (2015). Planetary map series for children. LPSC, abstract #2257.

Hargitai, H., Gede, M., & Merk, Z. (2013). Geobrowsers vs. Cartographic Artworks: Virtual Planetary Globes Designed for K–12 Education. ICC, abstract #1252.