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Vernier Produces Free Collection of STEM-Focused Resources for Teachers

The Oregon-based software company released a number of free resources, including support tools like in-person workshops, webinars, video tutorials, grant opportunities and more.

By Sri Ravipati
06/28/16

Vernier Software & Technology, a provider of technology-based solutions for STEM education, is offering education professionals free resources, including support tools and grant opportunities.

Free resources include:

Award and grant opportunities, including contests that award teachers with cash and technology prizes;
Community Forum, a platform where users can exchange advice and share lab and project ideas;
Hands-on workshops led by educators for educators;
More than 1,000 sample experiments for labs;
More than 160 video tutorials on Vernier data-collection technologies;
Technical Information Library, a collection of more than 1,000 searchable technology tips;
Warranty and repair program to cover all Vernier products; and
Webinars that instruct educators on using Vernier technology.

Vernier Software & Technology is exhibiting at the ISTE 2016 conference in booth 3300. Further information is available on the Vernier site.

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Sri Ravipati is Web producer for THE Journal and Campus Technology. She can be reached at [email protected].

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