Free Data-Collection Workshop in Buffalo, NY
Date:
Thursday, Oct 17, 2013Time:
4:00- 8:00 PMCost:
FreeLocation:
Buffalo, NYLocation details coming soon
Calling all science educators! Roll up your sleeves and join us in the Vernier laboratory for a free, four-hour exploration of the latest and greatest in probeware and data-collection technology.
You’ll get your hands on dozens of hardware and software titles from Vernier’s award-winning line of computer and handheld data-acquisition technology. One of our knowledgeable training specialists will work right alongside you, providing guidance and inspiration as you explore classroom-ready labs.
You’ll leave the workshop ready to excite your students’ learning with data collection. And, to make it even easier, you’ll receive a complimentary electronic copy of our Workshop Training Manual, which includes ready-to-use lab handouts.
This workshop is perfect for science educators who
- Want to evaluate our award-winning technology.
- Are new to data collection.
- Need a refresher course on Vernier equipment.
- Want to learn from an expert.
Special Savings with Workshop Registration
Our workshop packages make it affordable to add a Vernier technology purchase to your free workshop. Take a look at the options below and then select your workshop package during the registration process.
Free Workshop
- Four hours of training
- Light lunch or dinner
- Workshop Training Manual on CD
LabQuest Workshop Package
- Four hours of training
- Light lunch or dinner
- Workshop Training Manual on CD
- Vernier LabQuest 2
- Logger Lite software
- Temperature Probe
LabQuest Mini Workshop Package
- Four hours of training
- Light lunch or dinner
- Workshop Training Manual on CD
- Vernier LabQuest Mini
- Logger Lite software
- Temperature Probe
Graduate Credit
You may be able to earn graduate science credit hours by attending one of our workshops.
Register Today!
Our workshops fill fast! Register for your workshop today.
Attendee Quotes
“I found this workshop to be extremely relevant as we continue to integrate technologies into our biology courses. I feel confident that I will be able to successfully offer new laboratory exercises in Principles of Biology this fall that incorporate the Vernier probes and Logger Pro software.”
“The training on Thursday was exactly what our new science teachers needed to get started using the equipment that is available to them. They had no idea about the power and complexity of the LabQuest, probes, and software.”