SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference (video posted)

In summary, the SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference was held virtually on July 8th and featured presentations from various science experts. The conference was livestreamed on Facebook and is now available to view on the conference website. Presenters covered a range of topics, including cosmic queries, backyard rollercoaster physics, hands-on science activities, and STEM projects for distance learning. The conference was free to attend and was hosted by The PocketLab. Other highlights included presentations from Neil deGrasse Tyson, Paul Andersen, and Deanne Bell. Registration for the conference is now open.
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The previous virtual conference was ScIC2 (May 21) (viewable above).
Here is a link to ScIC1 (April 2): http://www.scic-conference.com/scic1/

Here now is ScIC3:

http://www.scic-conference.com/
"SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference"

(It's free.)

WEDNESDAY, JULY 8
#ScICconf
https://www.facebook.com/scicUnconference

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(By the way, the host is https://www.thepocketlab.com/
which makes this little device with numerous sensors
https://www.thepocketlab.com/store/pocketlab-voyager.
I bought two a long time ago and have been playing around with ideas for physics labs.
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)from the conference website:

SCHEDULE of rockstar presenters
9:00 AM PT
STARTALK: COSMIC QUERIES LIVE
Neil deGrasse Tyson, Chuck Nice

10:00 AM
POCKETLAB
Backyard Rollercoaster Physics
Clifton Roozeboom

10:40 AM
THE WONDER OF SCIENCE
Let's Innovate - Next Generation Science
Paul Andersen of Bozeman Science

11:20 AM
PHET INTERACTIVE SIMULATIONS
Learning By Doing In The Digital Age
Kathy Perkins

12:00 PM
TEACHERGEEK
Sail Cars 2.0: Super Simple, Seriously Cool, K-12
Darren Coon, Jack Fuller

12:40 PM
HOOKED ON SCIENCE
Get Hooked On At-Home, Hands-On Science
Jason Lindsey, aka "Mr. Science"

1:20 PM
EXPLORATORIUM
Delicious Science Snacks
Zeke Kossover, Desire Whitmore

2:00 PM
ARGUMENT-DRIVEN INQUIRY (ADI)
It Is The Interactions Not The Mode Of Instruction: Promoting STEM Learning At A Distance
Dr. Victor Sampson, Leeanne Gleim

2:40 PM
FUTURE ENGINEERS
Challenge Accepted! Challenge-based Science Activities For Students
Deanne Bell

3:20 PM
NASCO
STEM Projects for Distance Learning
Trudy McGowan, Tyler Tatge

4:00 PM
PARAMETRIC STUDIOS INC.
What Floats Your Boat? Buoyancy, Model-Based Engineering, and the NGSS
Chris Whitmer

4:40 PM
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1. What is the SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference?

The SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference is an annual event that brings together scientists, researchers, and science enthusiasts to discuss and share their knowledge and ideas in a casual and interactive setting.

2. How is the SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference different from other scientific conferences?

The SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference is unique in that it follows an "unconference" format, where the schedule and topics are determined by the attendees. This allows for a more organic and collaborative discussion, rather than a traditional lecture-style conference.

3. Who can attend the SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference?

The SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference is open to anyone with a passion for science and a desire to learn and share. Attendees include scientists, students, educators, and science enthusiasts of all levels and backgrounds.

4. What topics are typically discussed at the SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference?

The topics discussed at the SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference vary each year, depending on the interests and expertise of the attendees. However, some common themes include current research, new technologies, and emerging trends in the scientific community.

5. How can I participate in the SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference?

To participate in the SCIC Science Is Cool Unconference, you can register for the event and attend in person, or you can watch the live stream and participate in discussions online. You can also submit a proposal to present a topic or lead a discussion at the unconference.

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