STEM Video Hall

💻 The REVISE Center is preparing to co-design a toolkit on AI (artificial intelligence), Equity, and ISE (informal STEM education). To inform our efforts, and to ensure the toolkit reflects the interests, priorities, and concerns of the ISE field, we invite you to join our AI Feedback Session! Register for the feedback session here: https://digitalpromise-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oOTPC1tkQJGgUwy722H9vw #/registration During the session, attendees will have the opportunity to:
✅ Share their experiences with using AI in ISE spaces
✅ Share what topics they are most interested in learning about to safely, equitably, and ethically integrate and use AI in their programs and research
✅ Hear from practitioners and other experts in the ISE field who are integrating AI with equity and safety in mind

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⭐️The REVISE Communities of Practice team is thrilled to invite you to Inuit Blanket Toss: A Framework for Community Strength!⭐️ This webinar and discussion will mark the launch of a 6-month pilot effort of our Communities of Practice, a co-designed series of events intended to support ISE practitioners who share an interest in building equitable relationships. We anticipate that this pilot series will culminate into a professional community of practitioners around this topic!

💻 About the webinar: Discover the essence of cooperation in Arctic Indigenous communities with a virtual blanket toss! This interactive session, guided by Corina Qaaġraq Kramer and Dr. Cana Uluak Itchuaqiyaq (of Respectful Research, respectfulresearch.com), translates the exhilarating spirit of the Inuit blanket toss into a powerful metaphor for equitable community engagement. Participants will learn about four key principles of the blanket toss: listening to the caller, setting their feet, pulling equally, and staying in sync. These principles serve as analogies for the essential components of community-led research and underscore the importance of balanced power dynamics. Through a virtual demonstration and interactive group activities, attendees will gain insights into collaborative effort and the humility required for active equality in community engagement, applicable both in field research and policy development. Register ➡️ https://digitalpromise-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMode6pqzkrG9d_RSty1FU-0GlHQn_cnMg1 #/registration

🗓️: Monday, June 24, 2024
⏰: 9:00am-10:30am HST / 12:00pm-1:30pm PDT / 3:00pm-4:30pm EDT
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Have you ever participated in a STEM for All Video Showcase?
Come interact with the TERC researchers behind the STEM for All Video Showcases and the STEM for all Multiplex and let us know what you thought! We'd love to hear from you!

Don't miss out on the conversations happening now until November 21st at the TERC Video Showcase online event!

STEM for All Multiplex (2020) - TERC Video Library The STEM for All Multiplex  reflects a vision of a rapidly changing science communication landscape in which STEM educational researchers create, share, and discuss video narratives of federally funded, innovative, projects to improve science, technology, engineering, mathematics and computer sci...

The STEM for All Multiplex and the STEM for All Video Showcase(s) were developed and created at TERC with funding from NSF. If you are interested in learning more about additional STEM education initiatives at TERC, please join us for this free interactive event taking place now until November 21st.
https://www.terc.edu/videolibrary/

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!

The STEM for All Multiplex and the STEM for All Video Showcase(s) are now at the end of their NSF funding cycle. When you visit these sites, you will notice that it looks a bit different. We have converted it to a static site in order to ensure that you will have continued access to all Videos, Playlists, and Theme of the Month events in the years to come. However, you will no longer be able to post to the site.

We are incredibly grateful for your participation throughout the years and to NSF for funding this effort.

Join us May 2 at 3pm EDT for a panel discussion (moderated by
AAAS - The American Association for the Advancement of Science STEM Program Director Dr. Iris Wagstaff) on identity development & its importance & relationship to persistence in STEM for underrepresented minorities.

Register--> https://multiplex.videohall.com/pages/may2023webinar

Register Now!
Upcoming Webinar Panel: Embracing Neurodiversity in STEM - Jan 24 at 12:30pm EST
This panel focuses on the connections between neurodiversity & STEM problem solving.
https://multiplex.videohall.com/pages/january2023webinar

Register Now!
Join on us on 11/28 as we explore equity issues in the context of next-generation technology-driven making & identify paths in future research & practice.
https://terc.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMscu6prDIvGdzyhQ9ovFWRyNnumwpUvqyP

Join us on September 20 to discuss the different ways to support equitable instructional practice in for students and groups minoritized in the study of mathematics. Learn more & register: https://terc.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwvcO-trTooHdf9tQube8FLqh2tsPtk7lF9

Congrats to the 41 Recognized Videos!!
Did you miss leaving a comment or weren't able to answer/ask a question on the Video Showcase?

All 2022 Showcase videos are in the Multiplex with open discussion threads! Come and continue the conversations!
https://multiplex.videohall.com/presentations

Did you miss leaving a comment or weren't able to answer/ask a question on the Video Showcase?

All 2022 Showcase videos are in the Multiplex with open discussion threads! Come and continue the conversations!
https://multiplex.videohall.com/presentations

Don't miss out!
Only about an hour left to VIEW • DISCUSS • VOTE!!
https://stemforall2022.videohall.com/presentations

Looking for opportunities to network with other researchers?
The 2022 STEM For All Video Showcase is happening all week!
Watch videos of interest and join online discussions to ask questions & make connections.
VIEW•DISCUSS•VOTE
--->>> https://stemforall2022.videohall.com/presentations