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Engineering videos for staff
I'm Thinking Of A Number (Introduction to Algorithms) STEM STEAM Camp
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 2) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 1) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "traditional" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 2) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 1) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "traditional" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Check out the preview video - it presents the first 2 minutes of th
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Smart Schools (Internet Of Things) STEM STEAM Camp Project
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Public Keys (Internet Security) STEM STEAM Camp Project (Intro To Engineering)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Animation STEM STEAM Camp Project (Intro To Engineering)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Building Roller Coasters STEM STEAM Camp Project (Intro To Engineering)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 2)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Check out the preview video - it presents the first 2 minutes of the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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It's Elementary (Artifical Intelligence) STEM STEAM Camp Project
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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29:18
Catch the Science Bug's Where Do You Get Your Drinking Water?
This is a 28 minute video that answers the question: Where do you get your drinking water? Learn the journey that your drinking water takes from clouds to faucets! The engineers at the Pawtucket Water Treatment Facility take us through the process of making precipitation clean for drinking. It is absolutely astounding how much water we use in a day!!! In the Experiment segment, you will learn how to make a model of the ground to show how groundwater is stored and then accessed through wells. Thi
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K - 3rd, Staff
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Computer Components - CPU/ALU/Main Memory
This lesson teaches the basics of all the computer components. It reviews each component and describes their role in the functionality of the computer. Topics include review of the CPU, Main Memory, Input Devices, Output Devices, the bus, and the program execution cycle.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Technology: Factors that Affect Bridges Google Form Video Notes online activity
Students watch 2 videos on forces and bridges.Students answer questions to reinforce key concepts (how bridges balance forces, environmental and human factors that affect bridges, why historical bridge collapses occured).This Google Form can be shared through Google Classroom. Or, you can download and print it as a low-tech option.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
3:26
Mechanical Energy- Exciting Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention-Getting Question: Does a motionless car have energy? The answer is yes! Because they have the potential to move, they have potential energy. Let’s find out why.Introduction:Energy is the ability to cause motion or create change in matter. Everything that moves has energy. Cars and people need the energy to move. Cars get their energy from gasoline and you get your energy from the foods you eat.Subject:Kinetic energy is the energy of motion. Anything that is moving has this type
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1st - 8th, Staff
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Also included in: Grade 4 NGSS "Force, Motion & Energy" Bundle-- Distance Learning
45:02
Engineering Enigmas
What does an engineer do? Do they work alone or in a team? What types of products do they work on? Visit with electrical engineers and see how they design chips- which are not at all like the kind that come in a bag. This episode takes a close look at electrical engineering then introduces the concept of civil engineering. In the Experiment segment, how tall of a tower can our Science Bug Investigators build when only working with only a certain amount of materials? Try replicating this civi
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1st - 4th, Staff
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3:33
Singapore science 4th Grade- mechanical energy - eLearning
Attention-Getting Question:Does a motionless car have energy? The answer is yes! Because they have the potential to move, they have potential energy. Let’s find out why.Introduction:Energy is the ability to cause motion or create change in matter. Everything that moves has energy. Cars and people need the energy to move. Cars get their energy from gasoline and you get your energy from the foods you eat.Subject:Kinetic energy is the energy of motion. Anything that is moving has this type of energ
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3rd - 5th, Staff
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3D CAD Fidget Spinner Tutorial
This tutorial instructs users to create a 3D model of a fidget spinner in Solid Edge.
This folder includes detailed instructions, a step-by-step video, and Solid Edge part files. This 3D model can be saved as a .STL file that can eventually be 3D printed.
This lesson would be great for class STEM time or maker spaces!
Before Tutorial
Select the following link to install the free Siemens Solid Edge 3D CAD software for your classroom (www.siemens.com/plm/solid-edge-highschool). Students ca
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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PBS "The Swamp: Nature Never Surrenders" Video Questions
The video shows the recent history of the Florida Everglades beginning in the mid-19th century to it's status as a National Park. Attached is a student worksheet with 37 video questions. This may be used as a worksheet or as a basis for class discussion after viewing the video. It is recommended that the video is previewed before class and shown in segments as it is approximately 2 hours long.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
NGSS:
HS-LS2-7
, HS-ETS1-3
, HS-ESS3-2
, HS-ESS3-6
3D CAD Building Block Tutorial
This tutorial instructs users to create a 3D model of a building brick in Solid Edge.
This folder includes detailed instructions, a step-by-step video, and Solid Edge part files. This 3D model can be saved as a .STL file that can eventually be 3D printed.
This lesson would be great for class STEM time or maker spaces!
Before Tutorial
Select the following link to install the free Siemens Solid Edge 3D CAD software for your classroom (www.siemens.com/plm/solid-edge-highschool). Students ca
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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5:21
Getting Started with Paper Circuits Video
Adding electronics to paper crafts is a fun way to take any project to the next level. A design can really shine when you incorporate lights, and by adding a switch, you can change how someone interacts with the project. The possibilities are endless, and learning the basics couldn’t be easier.In this Getting Started with Paper Circuits Video, we’ll show you what materials to use, explain how simple circuits work, and get you making circuits right away. You can also use the free Getting Started
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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SketchUp - Modeling A Doghouse- A STEM Video Tutorial
Take your students to the lab, point them to the lesson's link, then sit back and watch them dive in 3D modeling while having fun.This video tutorial takes students mouse-click by mouse-click through SketchUp to build a 3D model of a Doghouse. It introduces students to all of SketchUp’s basic tools and working in 3D space. Perfect for entire classes, homeschoolers, elementary through high school. Don't get finished during your lab time? Not a problem as the lesson is indexed and you can just pic
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
SketchUp - Modeling A Big Backyard Playset - A STEM Video Tutorial
Take your students to the lab, point them to the lesson's link, then sit back and watch them dive in 3D modeling while having fun.This video tutorial takes students mouse-click by mouse-click through SketchUp to build a 3D model of a huge backyard playset. It introduces students to all of SketchUp’s basic tools and working in 3D space, and more.Perfect for entire classes, homeschoolers, elementary through high school. Don't get finished during your lab time? Not a problem as the lesson is indexe
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
8:09
How to Start a Makerspace Video | STEMTech Co. Show
Are you wondering how to start a makerspace in your classroom? What are some simple steps when getting started? Whether you are a classroom teacher or teaching in a STEM space, these go-to tips can help you set up a Makerspace by the end of the week!Resources to get started with your Makerspace: STEM Materials | Makerspace Donation Letter | EditableInsect Model Project | Parts of an Insect STEM | Digital & PrintableVirtual Makerspace BundleInterested in more? This video originally aired LIVE
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Makerspace Activity | Bundle for Getting Started
5:25
Getting Started with Wearables Video
From smart watches to heated jackets to light-up jewelry, wearable electronics can make it feel like the future is here! And by adding simple circuits to your projects, you can bring your own wearable electronics to life. A design can really shine when you incorporate lights, and by creating a switch, you can conserve power when you’re not wearing the project. The possibilities are endless, and learning the basics couldn’t be easier.In this Getting Started with Wearables Video, we’ll tell you wh
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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