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Upcoming Webinars
Engineering by Design: SEPs in Action Through Wind Energy
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
3:00—4:00 p.m. PDT | 6:00—7:00 p.m. EDT
What does it look like when high school students learn physics through authentic engineering design? Join physics and STEM teacher Chris Williams and Vernier physics and engineering expert Josh Ence as they share a multi-phase wind turbine project that engages students in Science and Engineering Practices (SEPs). You’ll see how students connect force, energy, electromagnetism, and Faraday’s law through hands-on design, testing, and iteration.
Recent Webinars
Using Equilibrium Expressions to Find K with Spectrophotometry
Preparing students for equilibrium questions on the AP Chemistry exam this spring? Vernier chemistry experts demonstrate how to use spectroscopy to determine equilibrium constants while reinforcing Initial, Change, Equilibrium (ICE) table calculations.
Reflect, Refract, Engage: Exploring Light and Optics
Interested in finding new ways to explore the mathematical beauty of light waves? Vernier physics experts Josh Ence and Fran Poodry demonstrate hands-on investigations that help students discover the wave properties of light through data collection and mathematical analysis.
Winter Science Wins: Simple Chemistry and Physics Experiments to Start the Year
Looking for easy, cross-curricular investigations to help carry you through the second half of the school year?Vernier chemistry expert Nüs Hisim along with Vernier Trendsetter Sarah Shaw, who teaches high school chemistry and physics, share a practical session focused on winter weather-inspired experiments you can use from February through spring using some of our most popular sensors.
Food for Thought: Winter Food Science from Carotenoids to Calorimetry
Looking to warm up your science classroom with engaging, real-world experiments? Vernier experts Colleen McDaniel (Biology) and Dr. Melissa Hill (Chemistry) explore the science behind winter comfort foods. Explore how to measure energy in hot chocolate using calorimetry, analyze pigments in winter vegetables with spectroscopy, investigate enzyme activity in cooking, and explore pH changes in familiar recipes.
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