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Tech & Learning Tech Forum NY 2012

I co-presented with Jeff Pionteck at a session titled “Innovative Approaches to STEM Education.”

My Slidedeck

Resources:

Slides 7-16: Modeling Instruction
Slides 22-24: Probeware and LoggerPro software from Vernier
Slides 25-29: PhET simulations
Slide 36: Win/Fail Physics
Slide 39: Live Photo Physics
Slide 41: Tracker Video Analysis
Slides 50-52: Direct Measurement Videos
Slides 62-64: Glowscript 3D programming
Slide 66-71: VPython 3D programming

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