Website & Workshop: Catalysts for Science Educators Casey Rogers Kevin L. Caran Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry.

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Website & Workshop: Catalysts for Science Educators Casey Rogers Kevin L. Caran Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry

 Background  ChemDemo Website  Tour of site  Videos  ChemDemo Workshop  Evolution of the workshop (2010-present)  Looking forward  Discussion Overview

 Long history of chemistry JMU  Initial motivations for the project  Expanding demonstration capacity in-house  Resource for JMU professors & students Origins

 Handouts were made for demonstrations used by the student organizations  Led to the idea of having them available online (Spring 2010 – present) History of Project

 Cataloged demos  Handouts made available online  Target Audience: VA Science Teachers  Handouts made available online  Demos linked via topics and SOLs  Each demo has a Word handout for easy editing and printing  Lesson plans and problem sets for selected demonstrations EXPANDING OUR AUDIENCE

E a (no catalyst) = F Potential barriers to using demonstrations: F = Find demo SOL = determine relevance of demos to SOL P = Prep demo L = work into Lesson, develop lesson plan E = finding ways to keep students Engaged E a (with catalyst) = P Energy Before + SOL + P+ L+ E + After E a (no catalyst) E a (with ChemDemo) : The Only Catalyst You’ll Ever Need

Website

 JMUChemDemo YouTube channel ( )

 July 20, 2010, 1:00 – 4:00 pm  12 teachers from VA and DC  Afternoon of demos followed by liquid nitrogen ice cream st AnnualWorkshop

st AnnualWorkshop

 July 15, 2011, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm  Started with Keynote Presentation by Dr. Tom DeVore  Most of day was spent in the lab nd AnnualWorkshop

nd AnnualWorkshop

 Finished day off with liquid nitrogen ice cream  Each participant got certificate of completion and DVD of videos nd AnnualWorkshop

 July 20 th, 2012, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm  32 participants  Keynote address by Dr. Jim Wightman, VT Emeritus rd AnnualWorkshop

 “Open Mic”  Participants shared favorite demos  Lunch at campus dining hall rd AnnualWorkshop

 two 1 hour lab sessions rd AnnualWorkshop

 break between lab sessions to brainstorm about demos on a chip with high school teacher and JMU summer research participant Kevin Carini rd AnnualWorkshop

 more brainstorming with a USB microscope  a tool that enables display of phenomena on a small scale rd AnnualWorkshop

Workshop Attendance participants 11 schools Afternoon only participants 15 schools All day participants 28 schools All day

Workshop Attendance

Workshop Participants for 3 Years – School Locations Workshops

Future Work  Questions for Discussion  Poll Everywhere  Open Discussion  Collaborations  Building website content  Testing new demos  Other ideas?

 We gratefully acknowledge the following for their generous financial support:  Research Corporation for Scientific Advancement, Departmental Development Award 7957  Jeffrey E. Tickle Family Endowment  James Madison University Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry  James Madison University College of Science and Mathematics (Dean's office) Support

 Virginia High School Teachers  Jill Barker, Millbrook H.S.  Gary Long, Grafton H.S.  Rita Lysher, Brooke Point H.S.  Kevin Carini, Stuart Hall H. S.  Additional Support  Dr. Barbara Reisner, JMU Chemistry Professor  Dr. Tom DeVore, JMU Chemistry Professor  Dr. Brian Augustine, JMU Chemistry Professor  Dr. James Wightman, VT Chemistry Professor Emeritus  Diane Elliott, Photography Services Manager  D.Lee Beard, Center for Instructional Technology (video production)  Kevin Hegg &Sufi Nawaz, Center for Instructional Technology (website) Acknowledgments

  Casey Rogers   Kevin L. Caran  Contact Us