2022 STEM For All Video Showcase

On May 10th – 17th, over 250 projects funded by the National Science Foundation and other federal agencies will showcase three-minute videos of their innovative work related to improving science, math, engineering and computer science education through the 2022 STEM for All Video Showcase . The videos share strategies to broaden participation, increase access, and enhance equity. You can view the videos and vote for your favorites, join in the conversations, lend your perspective, and network with presenters and other leaders in the field.

There are four GLOBE-related videos featured in the showcase:

• "Science Education in the New Normal: Role of Citizen Science ," about the the STEM Enhancement in the Earth Sciences: Earth System Explorers, an in-depth, team-based summer research internship in a virtual setting. Now in its third year, the project has each student collecting environmental data using the GLOBE Observer citizen science mobile app, and exploring team data using open cloud based data analysis platforms. 
• "Meet The GLOBE Program's GLOBE Student Vloggers ," about a group of middle and high school students from around the world selected through a competitive review process to work with GLOBE’s social media and communications leads over the course of one year to share content for the GLOBE YouTube channel on a variety of topics. 
• "Engaging the Public in S.T.E.A.M. with Landsat ," which highlights how public science has been transformed through 50 years of Earth observations with the Landsat satellites that started in the summer of 1972. The video shares how you can connect this unique data through citizen science (including the GLOBE Observer mobile app), education activities, and community participation in the science of mapping, measuring, and monitoring our home planet. 
• "Earth SySTEM: Using Satellites to Monitor the Earth ," part of the GLOBE Mission Earth Project, which fuses GLOBE with NASA assets to build systematic innovation in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), the A3Sat project allows students to build an active model mirroring many aspects of an authentic CubeSat design engineers use for launch into space.

Voting and discussions end on May 17th at 8 PM EDT.

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