Last updated August 24, 2017 at 12:57 pm
There are both student and teacher equipment packs as well as teacher resources and student workbooks for use when delivering the STELR Renewable Energy Module.
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How to set up and use the STELR Pelton Wheel to generate hydro electricity.
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy program.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
How to set up and test the cells on a STELR solar panel
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy program.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
This video shows how to assemble and use the STELR cotton reel racer to demonstrate energy transformations.
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy equipment pack.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
This video shows how to make and use a STELR Flick Flak energy transformation toy.
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy program.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
How to assemble and use the STELR Hand-Crank Generator.
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy equipment pack.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
This video shows how to use the STELR jumping cups.
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy equipment pack.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
Connecting cells and measuring voltage using the STELR renewable energy equipment kit.
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy program.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
How to use the various components on the STELR testing station.
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy program.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
How to use the STELR Wind Turbine?
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy program.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
How to connect multimeters to measure the voltage and current delivered by a wind turbine to a load.
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy program.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
How to measure the angle of a wind turbine blade for the STELR wind energy module.
This is part of the STELR Renewable Energy program.
Curriculum resources also available.
Click here to order STELR Renewable Energy Equipment
For more details please visit stelr.org.au
Inoka Amarasekara
Inoka Amarasekara joined ATSE in June 2017 as Women in STEM Entrepreneurship (WISE) Project Officer. A recent graduate of the Centre for the Public Awareness of Science at ANU, her Master's thesis explored the YouTube science communication gender gap. Inoka has had previous experience in admin, research and advertising.
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