Keep students engaged in science with our remote learning solutions.
Schools everywhere are experiencing extended closures and disruptions due to COVID-19, and some districts have already decided to make online learning a crucial part of the next school year. We know that teachers are scrambling to find remote learning solutions that will inspire their students and increase engagement while classes meet remotely.
For those in need of additional help, the CARES Act provides funding for high schools to help ease the burden. Navigating the CARES Act can be daunting; we found this resource helpful.Â
Below, explore available resources such as free training webinars, the Vernier Video Analysis™ app, and free coding activities with Arduino®.
This free webinar will help you get started using our remote learning resources. Vernier STEM Training Director, David Carter, walks you through demonstrations of Vernier Video Analysisâ„¢, and other useful resources that will help students engage with science, even from a distance.
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With the new Graphical Analysis Pro app, users can insert, view, and sync a video to sensor data for inspection and analysis. This app is perfect for engaging students—either remotely or in the lab—in more advanced analysis of data from biology, chemistry, and physics experiments.
Watch a Free Webinar on enlivening remote education with Graphical Analysis Pro.
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Vernier Video Analysis app is a physics-focused tool where students insert their own videos with recorded motion and mark points to track the object in motion. This app brings physics and video analysis to all your students regardless of their location.
Watch a Free Webinar on exploring motion with Vernier Video Analysis.
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These free starter activities are designed to provide an introduction to coding as well as a lesson in sensor technology using Vernier sensors and Arduino microcontrollers. Students get excited when they see coding come to life through hands-on technology. Integrating Vernier sensor technology with Arduino shows students how the physical world connects to the computer-centric activity of learning to code.
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