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NSF Proposal Budgets and Budget Justifications
No full textThis webinar, published by Project Vision, explores budgets and budget justifications for National Science Foundation (NSF) grant proposals. In the video, Dave Brown talks about budgets generally and provides an overview of Advanced Technological Education (ATE) budgetary considerations, information on the format and structure of NSF budgets and budget justifications, and details on preparing a budget and budget justification in Research.gov. The video recording runs 54:59 minutes in length
CAT 259D3 Skid Steer with 2D Laser Demonstration
No full textThis video from ISO-TOPE at the Minnesota State Transportation Center of Excellence provides a demonstration of the Caterpillar 259D3 with a 2D laser system for grading and leveling out fields, lots, or other plots of land. The video provides information on setting up the laser system and compact track loader, as well as information on operating the vehicle. The video recording runs 7:47 minutes in length
2018-2021 Vintage Insights
No full textThis webinar from Bucher Vaslin North America explores insights from the 2018-2021 harvests in the North American wine industry. In the video, Pauline De Coudenhove describes the company Lamothe-Abiet, its history, products, goals, and distribution. Eglantine Chauffour then describes challenges and solutions for North American winemaking, such as the reduction of SO2, phenolic management, and new yeast that reduces alcohol and increases acidity. The video recording runs 40:41 minutes in length
ATE Impacts: Pellissippi Community College
No full textThis video, from Internet Scout Research Group, features Nicholas Galloway and is intended to accompany the 2022-2022 ATE Impacts book. This book showcases the important role that two-year community and technical colleges play in building the skilled technical workforce and provide evidence of the United States' critical economic need for technician education. The accompanying videos created in collaboration with Vox Television share the experiences of ATE alumni (students, administrators, educators, and industry partners) and the profound impact of ATE initiatives on their lives and careers. The book is available to view separately. In this video, Nicholas discusses when he was in need of a new career path and found out about the Pellissippi Community Colleges wastewater and drinking water treatment plant operator program. The program's ATE funding provides students with new equipment and technologies, giving Galloway a leg up in passing the rigorous state certification exams.This video runs 5:52 minutes in length. Additional ATE Impacts videos are available to view separately
Talking Technicians: Corey Makes Pacemakers (S2, Ep. 8)
No full textThis episode of the Talking Technicians podcast, from the Micro Nano Technology Education Center, features an interview with Corey, a technical specialist who builds pacemakers and defibrillators at Microsystems Engineering Incorporated (MSEI). During the interview, Corey discusses his education in mechanical engineering technology, work at MSEI, and advice for current and prospective STEM technician students.This episode runs 12:38 minutes in length. Other episodes in this podcast series are available to view separately
Achieving Wine Balance
No full textThis webinar from Bucher Vaslin North America covers wine balance. This topic can be artistic and subjective but there are also rules and principles to follow. This video is intended to help viewers understand the skeleton of wine balance. Elgantine Chauffour and Guillaume Desport discuss different components of wine, wine mouthfeel, and the tools available to help balance wines. This video recording runs 1:05:20 minutes in length.&nbsp
Module 6: Roboguide to Robot adjustments Fanuc Cert Cart
No full textThis video, from Chippewa Valley Technical College, goes over uploading the Teach Pendant program from RoboGuide to the actual robot controller. "The video demonstrates making the required adjustments of points, movement types, and verification of desired operation." The video covers the following operations: RoboGuide adjustments, set file directory, load TP program, verify load, turn on laser pointer, laser addressing, and more. This video runs 15:21 minutes in length. Related modules are available to view separately
Preparing Technicians Using the Framework for a Cross-Disciplinary STEM Core
No full textThis video from Preparing Technicians for the Future of Work explores technological changes in the STEM technician workforce and how educators can meet those needs. Michael Lesiecki explores technological changes in STEM technician fields, highlights the Center for Occupational Research and Development’s (CORD) goals, and provides examples of new technician jobs. Ann Claire Anderson discusses the Cross-Disciplinary STEM Core project, which establishes a framework for educating emerging technicians in the following skill areas: data knowledge and analysis, advanced digital literacy, and business knowledge and processes. Anderson also highlights the integration of this framework into technical programs and explores how faculty and instructional leaders can implement this framework. Hope Cotner highlights tools and resources for implementing this framework, which include podcasts, instructional cards, student/instructor content, and a webinar series. The video recording runs 30:04 minutes in length
Light Talks Podcast: Interview with Lisa Burrows
No full textThis episode of the Light Talks podcast from LASER-TEC provides an interview with Lisa Burrows, the Laser and Alignment Systems Engineering Work Center Supervisor at the National Ignition Facility Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. In the episode, Burrows discusses her educational background in photonics, work responsibilities in management at the National Ignition Facility, wage trends, women in photonics, and more. The video recording runs 25:47 minutes in length
Unit 7: Tools & Test Equipment
No full textThis teaching unit from Louisiana Delta Community College is part of a high school basic electronics course from Project COMPLETE (Controlling, Operating, and Measuring: Pathways for Learners to Engineering Technology Employment). The course is intended for use in a project-based learning environment. Unit 7 provides information on tools and test equipment. The other six units from the course cover additional topics related to electronics and are available to view separately.This unit includes an informational document and test. The build your tool kit document provides a list of typical tools and electrical related technology. The test provides multiple choice questions for the unit's content