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  • NSTA 2013 STEM Forum and Expo

    Free Simulations & Activities for STEM Science Teaching

    Carolyn Staudt explains how free NSF-funded simulations and sensor activities from the Concord Consortium can add new dimensions to STEM teaching at the NSTA 2013 STEM forum and Expo. Learn more »

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    Energy3D
    Version 2 Released

    We're proud to release version 2.0 of our Energy3D software -- a free computer-aided design and fabrication tool for making model buildings. Energy3D is available for download at energy.concord.org/energy3d. Get it now »

  • NCTM 2013

    Free SmartGraphs Featured at NCTM

    Andy Zucker describes how you can help students understand slope and graphs with free SmartGraphs software at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Annual Meeting. Learn more »

  • NSTA Conference

    We're in San Antonio
    for NSTA

    We're showing off our projects and sending teachers back to their classrooms with loads of powerful and free simulations for teaching biology, chemistry and physics. Get smart with SmartGraphs and learn to use a simple Web-based authoring portal to customize activities using probes and models. Visit our exhibit booth (#1310) for free Next Generation Science Standards "fortune tellers." View details »

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