Session 1 - Monday
10:45 am to 11:30 am
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Title: 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Workshop - Stunt Park and Wave Hero
Presenters: Dr. Teresa Franklin, Bill Young, and Mike Farrell (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Stunt Park and Wave Hero 3D educational
modules. In Stunt Park, students get to drive a car through a bunch
of different stunt maneuvers and answer science questions as they
proceed. Wave Hero helps students to visualize the propagation of
energy through a medium in the form of a wave. In this game students
get to play a guitar and see the sound waves move through the air.
This session will be limited to the first 10 participants.
Visit the 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Website
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Session 2 - Monday
11:45 am to 12:30 pm
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Title: Second Life 3D Educational Module Workshop - Weather Challenge, Mystery School, Adventure Park
Presenters: Andrew Goodnite, Juan Flores, and Steve Carroll (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Weather Challenge, Mystery School and Adventure Park educational modules. These three educational modules are
located on the Ohio Teen Second Life island which is open to the
public. In Weather Challenge, students get to fly up into the clouds
to identify cloud types and weather patterns. In Mystery School,
students use an avatar to walk around a virtual schoolhouse and answer
24 questions about things they see in the rooms deciding if it's an
observation or an inference. After they finish the game they get to
chose between four vehicles they can drive around the island. The
Adventure Park module is a theme park there students can learn about potential and kinetic energy. This
workshop will be limited to the first 10 participants.
Visit the Second Life 3D Educational Module Website |
Session 3 - Monday
12:45 pm to 1:30 pm
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Title: 2D Flash Educational Module Workshop - Furry Family, Impact and Velocity Park
Presenters: Dr. Teresa Franklin, Yanhui Fang and Mike Farrell (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Furry Family, Impact, and Velocity Park
educational modules. These 2D flash games can be played in a web
browser. In Furry Family, you create a family of rabbits via
completion of Punnett squares. In Impact, players are forced to defend
Earth from comets, asteroids, meteors, meteoroids, and meteorites with
a cannon and specialized ammunition. And in Velocity Park, you can
participate in a home run derby challenge while learning the concept
of velocity along the way. This workshop will be limited to the first
10 participants.
Visit the 2D Educational Module Website |
Session 4 - Monday
1:45 pm to 2:30 pm
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Title: Second Life 3D Educational Module Workshop - Fruit Fly Genetics, and the Redi Experiment
Presenters: Andrew Goodnite, Juan Flores, and Steve Carroll (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Fruit Fly Genetics and the Redi Experiment educational modules. In Fruit Fly Genetics, students step through the process of seeing fruit flies pass on thier traits to offspring. It shows heredity, punnett squares, and reading data from graphs. The Redi Experiment is the experiment that Francesco Redi used to disprove spontaneous generation by having flies lay eggs to form maggots on meat in open containers and not in the closed containers. This module will step the students through the steps of the redi experiment and explain the thought process that Redi used in conducting this experiment to disprove spontaneous generation.This session will be limited to the first 10 participants.
Visit the Second Life 3D Educational Module Website |
Session 5 - Monday
2:45 pm to 3:30 pm
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Title: 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Workshop - Mystery Minerals and Career Expo
Presenters: Dr. Teresa Franklin, Bill Young, and Steve Carroll (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: uring this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Mystery Minerals and Career Expo educational
modules. In Mystery Minerals, students are exposed to creative
science projects that relate why science content is meaningful and how
they might use it in the future. This session will be limited to the
first 10 participants.
Visit the 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Website |
Session 1 - Tuesday
10:45 am to 11:30 am
Juan is presenting a poster from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm |
Title: 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Workshop - Stunt Park and Wave Hero
Presenters: Dr. Teresa Franklin, Bill Young, and Mike Farrell (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Stunt Park and Wave Hero 3D educational
modules. In Stunt Park, students get to drive a car through a bunch
of different stunt maneuvers and answer science questions as they
proceed. Wave Hero helps students to visualize the propagation of
energy through a medium in the form of a wave. In this game students
get to play a guitar and see the sound waves move through the air.
This session will be limited to the first 10 participants.
Visit the 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Website |
Session 2 - Tuesday
11:45 am to 12:30 pm
|
Title: Second Life 3D Educational Module Workshop - Weather Challenge, Mystery School, Adventure Park
Presenters: Andrew Goodnite, Yanhui Fang, and Steve Carroll (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Weather Challenge, Mystery School and Adventure Park educational modules. These three educational modules are
located on the Ohio Teen Second Life island which is open to the
public. In Weather Challenge, students get to fly up into the clouds
to identify cloud types and weather patterns. In Mystery School,
students use an avatar to walk around a virtual schoolhouse and answer
24 questions about things they see in the rooms deciding if it's an
observation or an inference. After they finish the game they get to
chose between four vehicles they can drive around the island. The
Adventure Park module is a theme park there students can learn about potential and kinetic energy. This
workshop will be limited to the first 10 participants.
Visit the Second Life 3D Educational Module Website |
Session 3 - Tuesday
12:45 pm to 1:30 pm
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Title: 2D Flash Educational Module Workshop - Furry Family, Impact and Velocity Park
Presenters: Dr. Teresa Franklin, Yanhui Fang and Mike Farrell (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Furry Family, Impact, and Velocity Park
educational modules. These 2D flash games can be played in a web
browser. In Furry Family, you create a family of rabbits via
completion of Punnett squares. In Impact, players are forced to defend
Earth from comets, asteroids, meteors, meteoroids, and meteorites with
a cannon and specialized ammunition. And in Velocity Park, you can
participate in a home run derby challenge while learning the concept
of velocity along the way. This workshop will be limited to the first
10 participants.
Visit the 2D Educational Module Website |
Session 4 - Tuesday
1:45 pm to 2:30 pm
|
Title: Second Life 3D Educational Module Workshop - Fruit Fly Genetics, and the Redi Experiment
Presenters: Andrew Goodnite, Bill Young, and Steve Carroll (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Fruit Fly Genetics and the Redi Experiment educational modules. In Fruit Fly Genetics, students step through the process of seeing fruit flies pass on thier traits to offspring. It shows heredity, punnett squares, and reading data from graphs. The Redi Experiment is the experiment that Francesco Redi used to disprove spontaneous generation by having flies lay eggs to form maggots on meat in open containers and not in the closed containers. This module will step the students through the steps of the redi experiment and explain the thought process that Redi used in conducting this experiment to disprove spontaneous generation.This session will be limited to the first 10 participants.
Visit the Second Life 3D Educational Module Website |
Session 5 - Tuesday
2:45 pm to 3:30 pm
|
Title: 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Workshop - Mystery Minerals and Career Expo
Presenters: Dr. Teresa Franklin, Bill Young, and Steve Carroll (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: uring this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Mystery Minerals and Career Expo educational
modules. In Mystery Minerals, students are exposed to creative
science projects that relate why science content is meaningful and how
they might use it in the future. This session will be limited to the
first 10 participants.
Visit the 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Website |
Session 1 - Wednsday
11:00 am to 11:45 am
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Title: 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Workshop - Stunt Park and Wave Hero
Presenters: Dr. Teresa Franklin, Bill Young, and Mike Farrell (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Stunt Park and Wave Hero 3D educational
modules. In Stunt Park, students get to drive a car through a bunch
of different stunt maneuvers and answer science questions as they
proceed. Wave Hero helps students to visualize the propagation of
energy through a medium in the form of a wave. In this game students
get to play a guitar and see the sound waves move through the air.
This session will be limited to the first 10 participants.
Visit the 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Website |
Session 2 - Wednesday
12:00 pm to 12:45 pm
Yanhui is presenting a concurrent session during this period.
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Title: Second Life 3D Educational Module Workshop - Weather Challenge, Mystery School, Adventure Park
Presenters: Andrew Goodnite, Juan Flores, and Steve Carroll (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Weather Challenge, Mystery School and Adventure Park educational modules. These three educational modules are
located on the Ohio Teen Second Life island which is open to the
public. In Weather Challenge, students get to fly up into the clouds
to identify cloud types and weather patterns. In Mystery School,
students use an avatar to walk around a virtual schoolhouse and answer
24 questions about things they see in the rooms deciding if it's an
observation or an inference. After they finish the game they get to
chose between four vehicles they can drive around the island. The
Adventure Park module is a theme park there students can learn about potential and kinetic energy. This
workshop will be limited to the first 10 participants.
Visit the Second Life 3D Educational Module Website |
Session 3 - Wednesday
1:00 pm to 1:45 pm
|
Title: 2D Flash Educational Module Workshop - Furry Family, Impact and Velocity Park
Presenters: Dr. Teresa Franklin, Yanhui Fang and Mike Farrell (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: During this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Furry Family, Impact, and Velocity Park
educational modules. These 2D flash games can be played in a web
browser. In Furry Family, you create a family of rabbits via
completion of Punnett squares. In Impact, players are forced to defend
Earth from comets, asteroids, meteors, meteoroids, and meteorites with
a cannon and specialized ammunition. And in Velocity Park, you can
participate in a home run derby challenge while learning the concept
of velocity along the way. This workshop will be limited to the first
10 participants.
Visit the 2D Educational Module Website |
Session 4 - Wednesday
2:00 pm to 2:45 pm
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Title: 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Workshop - Mystery Minerals and Career Expo
Presenters: Dr. Teresa Franklin, Bill Young, and Steve Carroll (other STEAM members are welcome to attend but these 3 are scheduled to be there)
Description: uring this hands-on session participants will
learn about and play the Mystery Minerals and Career Expo educational
modules. In Mystery Minerals, students are exposed to creative
science projects that relate why science content is meaningful and how
they might use it in the future. This session will be limited to the
first 10 participants.
Visit the 3D Stand-alone Educational Module Website |
