Webinars
Our webinars offer innovative ways to engage students with STEM in traditional classroom or virtual environments. Our experienced educational technology specialists will walk you through experiments that students can do using our free sample data.
Upcoming Webinars
Winter Science Wins: Simple Chemistry and Physics Experiments to Start the Year
Thursday, January 29, 2026
4:00—5:00 p.m. PST | 7:00—8:00 p.m. EST
Looking for easy, cross-curricular investigations to help carry you through the second half of the school year? Join Vernier chemistry expert Nüs Hisim along with Vernier Trendsetter Sarah Shaw, who teaches high school chemistry and physics, for 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
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
4:00—5:00 p.m. PST | 7:00—8:00 p.m. EST
Looking to warm up your science classroom with engaging, real-world experiments? Join Vernier experts Colleen McDaniel (Biology) and Dr. Melissa Hill (Chemistry) as they explore the science behind winter comfort foods. You’ll 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.
Recent Webinars
From Figure Skaters to Grandfather Clocks: Angular Momentum in Action
What happens when a spinning figure skater pulls in their arms? How does a playground merry-go-round change speed as students jump on or off? How do you fix a slow-ticking grandfather clock? Vernier physics experts demonstrate hands-on investigations into angular momentum conservation and pendulum motion using the Go Direct® Rotary Motion Sensor.
Save Time, See Progress: Combine Hands-on Learning with Engaging Digital Instruction
Looking for ways to make hands-on science easier to integrate with your curriculum—while saving time on assessment? Join former middle school science teacher and Vernier expert Kimberly Finkelman and Texas high school science teacher Rebecca Orcutt for a look at how Vernier Connections® powered by Penda can support real-world science learning in your classroom.
Agricultural Science Essentials: Vernier Tools for Modern Ag Education
Give your students a hands-on introduction to the technology and scientific concepts that power today’s agriculture and natural resource careers. Vernier biology expert Dr. Sara Tallarovic explores how sensor-based investigations can help students make real-world connections while developing problem-solving, critical-thinking, and data-analysis skills essential to careers across agriculture, food, and natural resources.
Modeling the Invisible: Using Conductivity to Demonstrate Polyatomic Ions
Fall Into Science: Seasonal Investigations with Vernier
Ready to turn over a new leaf in your science teaching this fall? Join Vernier experts Colleen McDaniel, Fran Poodry, and Nüs Hisim along with Vernier Trendsetter and high school educator Stacy Trosin in this special webinar presented in partnership with NSTA (National Science Teaching Association), as they demonstrate cross-curricular seasonal investigations that engage students and help solidify understanding of key concepts.
From “puking pumpkins” to decomposing leaves, you’ll explore biology, chemistry, and physics experiments that connect real-world phenomena with timely, hands‑on learning.
View on NSTA website. You may be asked to create an account.
Math and Science Integration: Wireless Data Collection Strategies
View on Texas Instruments website. You may be asked to create an account.
The Chemistry of Sauces: Exploring Food Chemistry with Vernier
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