Getting Started
Integrate data-collection technology into your classroom in 4 easy steps.
Add one copy of a lab book for your subject
Choose the interface that best fits your needs
Choose the sensors for experiments you’ll teach
Add one copy of Logger Pro software
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Scout Pro 0.01 g Balance (200 g)Chemistry Lab Books
Chemistry with Vernier
Advanced Chemistry with Vernier
Investigating Chemistry through Inquiry
Nuclear Radiation with Vernier
Water Quality with VernierExperiment Videos
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Beer’s LawChemistry Packages
Chemistry Packages
Recommended for high school and freshman college general chemistry. These packages include the interfaces and sensors for performing the experiments in the Chemistry with Vernier lab book.
Advanced Chemistry Packages
Recommended for AP, IB, and college chemistry. These packages include the interfaces and sensors for performing the experiments in the Advanced Chemistry with Vernier lab book.
AP1 and IB2 Chemistry
AP Chemistry
Learn how to integrate Vernier experiments into the current standards of the AP Curriculum Framework.
IB Chemistry
Learn how to integrate Vernier experiments into the current IB Programme of Study.
Training
We offer professional development with Vernier specialists who can help you learn how to integrate data-collection technology into your classroom.
AP Chemistry Workshops
Two-day, in-depth training specifically for AP chemistry educators. AP Chemistry workshops »
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Free Data-Collection Workshops
Fall and spring 4-hour, hands-on workshops are available nationwide. Data-collection workshops »
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Summer Workshops
Summer 6-hour workshops feature hands-on training during the summer. Summer workshops »
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Workshops at Conferences
Free training, demonstrations, and exhibits at more than 65 state and national education conferences. See conferences with Vernier training »
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2. The IB Diploma Program is an official program of the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) which authorizes schools to offer it. The material available here has been developed independently of the IBO and is not endorsed by it.