Webinars
AACT offers free webinars throughout the year on a variety of topics to help you reach your professional goals. Learn from education experts, experienced classroom teachers, and industry leaders.
AACT cannot grant professional credits but will provide teachers who attend webinars in their entirety with a certificate of attendance. Please contact AACTwebinar@acs.org for more information.
Click on a webinar title to view the schedule and registration link.
Upcoming Webinars (2)
-
May 01, 2025 | Teaching Resources Moving from Description to Explanation with Molecular Level Visualization and the VisChem Approach
In this webinar you will briefly experience the VisChem Approach, learn how it is used in secondary chemistry classrooms, join the VisChem community of practice, and access a searchable hub of free resources that support the use of dynamic, molecular-level visualizations.
-
May 22, 2025 | Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources Triple the Tricks: 3 Easy Ways to Master Metric Conversions!Dive into stoichiometry and conversions with an overview of tips and techniques that simplify teaching significant figures and scientific notation, including the rules for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division! Shirley Vides will present three different methods of conversion, followed by a more in-depth look at her Metric Conversion Ladder handout. Ideas for lesson plans will be shared with attendees.
Webinar Archive
AACT Members never have to worry about missing a webinar. Find, watch, or re-watch, recent webinars in our Webinar Archive.
Recent Webinars
December 3
| Categories:
Advanced Chemistry
Chemistry Trivia Showdown!
September 25
| Categories:
Teaching Resources, Advanced Chemistry
Lessons Learned from the 2024 AP Chemistry Exam
November 7
| Categories:
Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources, Advanced Chemistry
Particulate Diagrams: Facilitating the Visualization and Understanding of Particle Level Behavior in Matter
April 12
| Categories:
Teaching Resources, Advanced Chemistry
AP Chemistry Exam Preparation: Quick Labs for Review
October 13
| Categories:
Teaching Methods, Advanced Chemistry
Beyond Bohr: Replacing the Bohr Atomic Model with an Accessible Picture of How Atoms and Light Interact
1 – 5 of 37