2026 Webinars

CREATE’s webinars are designed for Energy faculty, administrators, and industry experts. View CREATE’s upcoming and previous webinars below.

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March 5, 2026 – Enhancing CREATE Lessons with NotebookLM and the 7 C’s of Energy Research Inquiry

This Webinar is Complete View on YouTube Ready to take the CREATE Energy lessons deeper and learn more? In this interactive webinar, discover how to pair Google’s NotebookLM with the 7 C’s Energy Research Inquiry Framework—Collect, Conduct, Connect, Craft Questions, Compose, Create, and Consider—to transform existing CREATE activities into rich, interdisciplinary projects. See how lessons

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Solar panels, wind turbine, sun and yellow flowers.

Spring 2026 Innovation Series

Sign Up Today! View Playlist on YouTube For the past five years, CREATE has sponsored the Call for Innovative Ideas, spotlighting exceptional faculty work that integrates technology, engages students with industry-relevant tools, and fosters student-centered, hands-on learning. This year, we are excited to announce our lineup of Innovation presentations—30-minute webinars that showcase the outstanding work

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January 28, 2026 – When Math Powers Circuits: Exploring Inverse Proportion through Arduino and IoT

This Webinar is Complete View on YouTube When Math Powers Circuits: Exploring Inverse Proportion through Arduino and IoT is a hands-on webinar designed for high school through introductory college STEM educators seeking to make algebra tangible and relevant. Led by instructor Marlon Matilla, this session demonstrates how applied mathematics, electronics, and IoT technology can be

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Solar Powered car kit with student.

January 15, 2026 – Turning Toward the Sun: How Angle Impacts Solar Power and Design

This Webinar is Complete View on YouTube This interactive webinar immerses participants in a hands-on an energy engineering lesson that explores how solar panel angle affects electrical output and system performance. Using the Flinn Scientific Solar-Powered Cars Kit and digital multimeters, students collect real electrical data, build and test a functional solar car, and optimize

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