Web Seminar Archives

NSTA Web Seminars are 90-minute, live professional development experiences that use online learning technologies to allow participants to interact with nationally acclaimed experts, NSTA Press authors, and scientists, engineers, and education specialists from NSTA partner organizations.

Below you will find links to the NSTA Web Seminar Archives. Each on-demand program is approximately 60-minute long. Click below to see the topics we have covered, download the PowerPoint presentations, and watch archived programs from the comfort of your own office or home!

Spring, 2009

• Climate Change: Earth Then, Earth Now: Our Changing Climate
• FDA: Teach Science with Food...
• NIH: Exploring Bioethics - A New Model for Classroom Instruction
• NOAA: The Heat is On! Climate Change...
• NSTA: How to Maximize Your NSTA Conference Experience
• NSTA Press: Energy: Stop Faking It!

Fall, 2008

• AAAS: Intro to the Atlas of Science Literacy
• FDA: Teach Science Concepts and Inquiry with Food
• NASA: From Galileo to Today...
• NSDL/NSTA Web Seminar Series, 2008-2009
• NSTA Press: Force and Motion: Stop Faking It!
• NSTA Press: Picture-Perfect Science Lessons
• SRS: Igniting Students’ Interests in Science Careers
• The NSTA Learning Center - Focus on Teachers
• The NSTA Learning Center - Focus on Education Leaders
• Toshiba/NSTA: ExploraVision Awards Web Seminar Series

Spring, 2008

• FDA: Teach Science Concepts and Inquiry with Food
• IPY: Polar Science, Global Discoveries: IPY Research Update for Teachers
• NASA: 21st Century Explorer – Today’s Knowledge for Tomorrow’s Explorer
• NASA: Mapping the Moon: Simulating LOLA in the Classroom
• NASA JPL: Web Seminar Series, Year Two
• NOAA: Coral Ecosystems
• NSDL/NSTA Web Seminar Series, 2007-2008
• NSTA: How to Maximize Your NSTA Conference Experience
• SRS: From Astrobiology to Zoology: Igniting Students' Interests in Science Careers

Fall, 2007

• FDA: Teach Science Concepts and Inquiry with Food
• IPY: Arctic and Antarctic Living Systems
• IPY: The Role of Polar Regions in Earth’s Changing Climate System
• NASA: Igniting the Flame of Knowledge: Human Space Flight
• NASA: Successful Strategies for Involving Parents in Education
• NASA JPL: Web Seminar Series, Year Two
• NSDL: NSDL/NSTA Web Seminar Series, 2007-2008
• NSTA: Maximize Your NSTA Conference Experience
• NSTA Press: Nanoscale Science: Activities for Grades 6-12
• SRS: From Astrobiology to Zoology: Igniting Students’ Interests in Science Careers

Spring, 2007

• FDA: Food Safety and Nutrition
• IPY: Impact of Polar Climate Change on Living Systems
• IPY: Polar Climates, How Are they Changing?
• IPY: The Fragile Ice
• NASA JPL Web Seminar Series
• NASA: Living and Working in Space: Habitat
• NOAA: GPS and Geodesy...
• NSDL Web Seminar Series
• NSTA: Absolute Zero: The Cold, Hard Facts About the Coolest Stuff in Physics
• NSTA Press: Energy: Stop Faking It!

Fall, 2006

• FDA: Food Safety and Nutrition
• IPY: The Fragile Ice
• NASA JPL Web Seminar Series
• NASA: Living and Working in Space: Energy
• NASA: Lunar Exploration
• NOAA: The Ocean’s Role in Weather and Climate
• NSDL Web Seminar Series
• NSTA Press: Energy: Stop Faking It!
• NSTA Press: Force and Motion: Stop Faking It!

Spring, 2006

• NASA: Preparing for the Journey to Space: Energy
• NASA: Stars, Planets, Life, and the Universe
• NOAA: Coral Ecosystems
• NSDL Web Seminar Series
• NSTA Press: Energy: Stop Faking It!
• NSTA Press: Uncovering Student Ideas in Science

Fall, 2005

• NASA: Preparing for the Journey to Space
• NSTA Press: Doing Good Science
• NSTA Press: Force and Motion: Stop Faking It!
• NSTA Press: Investigating Safely
• NSTA Press: Picture-Perfect Science
• NSTA Press: Watershed Dynamics

Spring, 2005

• NASA: Effects of Spaceflight on the Human Body
• NASA: Robotics
• NSTA Press: Force and Motion: Stop Faking It!
• NSTA Press: Picture-Perfect Science
• NSTA Press: Science Curriculum Topic Study

Symposia Archives

The NSTA Web Seminars are scheduled after NSTA Symposia as a follow-up to enhance the content of the face-to-face Symposium. They can also act as a stand-alone professional development tool. In other words, Seminar participants do not have to attend the related NSTA Symposia to take advantage of these excellent opportunities!

Learn about past NSTA Symposia: Read about the topics we have covered, check out sample agendas, and see photos of participants experiencing the excitement of science.

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