Outdoor education

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A group of Outward Bound participants with physical disabilities after completing a ropes course, c. 1996.

Educational level: this is a non-formal education resource.

Completion status: this resource is ~25% complete.

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[edit] Places to connect about outdoor education

• Group discussion and uploading of files, pictures, pages, etc. can also take place at the Outdoor Education Google Group.
• Also we can discuss stuff about outdoor education on the accompanying talk page: Talk:Outdoor education.

[edit] Topics

A list of existing topics and pages on Wikiversity about outdoor education.

1. What is outdoor education?
2. /Activities
   • Climbing
3. /Images

[edit] See also

Related topics on Wikiversity include:

• Eco-psychology
• Environmental education
• Green exercise
• Physical education
• Category:Outdoor education (Wikipedia)

[edit] External links

Outside websites of relevance to learning about outdoor education include:

[edit] General

• Outdoor education (Google search)
• Outdoor Education (TeacherTube)
• OutdoorEd.com
• Outdoor education research & evaluation center

[edit] Groups

• Outdoor education (Google Groups)

[edit] Presentations

• Outdoor education slideshows (slideshare.net)

[edit] Units

• Adventure Tourism (WikiEducator)
• Experiencing the Australian landscape (Monash University)