About the Showcase

 

The 2021 NSF STEM for All Video Showcase: Learning from Research and Practice, will be held online May 11 - 18, 2021. This event is created and facilitated by TERC and is funded by the National Science Foundation (Award #1922641). This showcase event is facilitated by TERC, in collaboration with our partners:  STEMTLnet,  CADRE,  CIRCLS,  CAISE,  STELAR,  CS For All Teachers,  NARST,  NCTM,  NSTA,  NSF INCLUDES, and QEM.

This year's themes are: STEM for All: COVID, Equity & Social Justice.

  • Projects or partnerships addressing broadening participation
  • Impacts of COVID on STEM teaching and learning
  • Design and implementation of STEM and CS programs
  • Research informing STEM and CS teaching and learning
  • Measuring impact of innovative programs

The 2021 National Science Foundation (NSF) STEM for All Video Showcase is an annual online event. Each year, it hosts between 100-200 three-minute video presentations from federally funded projects that aim to improve STEM (Science, Math, Engineering, and Mathematics) and computer science education. During the seven days of this online event, Principal Investigators, practitioners, administrators, researchers, policy makers, industry and the public at large are encouraged to participate. All participants will be able to view the video presentations, post to the facilitated discussions related to each video, and vote for the videos that are most effective in conveying the creative work being done. All videos and discussions will be archived for future access there after. In addition, all videos from this Showcase will be added to the collection in the STEM for All Multiplex after the online May event. 

The STEM for All Video Showcase: 

  • Enables leaders of STEM education grants to learn of related work funded in different divisions at NSF, as well as other federal agencies, by sharing and discussing visual narratives of their project.
  • Provides a mechanism for projects to disseminate their work to the public at large. 
  • Facilitates collegial discourse between project leaders. 
  • Allows researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and parents to provide queries and feedback to these projects, providing new perspectives, ideas, and new contacts in the field. 

Learn more on our Showcase Q & A page.

The Videohall.com platform was created by the Center for School Reform at TERC with support from the National Science Foundation. Opinions expressed on this site are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of the Foundation.

 

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