Whether you are heading into a new school year or looking for solutions to enhance your current classes, LabXchange invites you to join a free 1-hour webinar. In particular, you can learn more about LabXchange, and how it can support differentiated and remote teaching and learning.

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Webinar Dates and Registration Links:

• Wednesday, January 20th, 4 p.m. EST
• Wednesday, February 3rd, 9 a.m. EST
• Monday, February 15th, 8 a.m. EST

Harvard University’s LabXchange is a free online platform designed to support science education. Using the LabXchange library, educators can remix and share high-quality content to support differentiated, personalized learning. LabXchange also connects learners, educators and researchers through social features such as private classes, discussion forums, and mentorship.

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With LabXchange, you and your students can:

• Learn new lab techniques as well as experiment with common lab tools by using our virtual lab simulations.
• Explore molecular processes at your own pace with interactives designed both with graphics and text explanations.
• Practice designing experiments to answer a research question.
• Explore diverse careers in STEM and hear stories from real scientists.
• Combine content from our library with content types you create into a customized learning pathway. In this way, you'll showcase your unique perspective on a topic.
• Explore cutting edge technologies like CRISPR or gene cloning through multiple lenses.
• Connect with learners and peers through private classes, discussion forums, and the ability to mentor or be mentored.
• … and more!

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In this workshop, you will:

• Learn how LabXchange can support differentiated, student-centered online learning as well as develop your professional skills.
• Take a guided tour of the different ways both educators and students can use LabXchange to personalize learning.
• Explore how virtual lab simulations can also support development of lab skills in a hybrid or remote learning environment.
• Learn how to share content with students as well as collaborate with colleagues using the classes feature of LabXchange.