Today, I need your help while I am gone. I have decided to delay the Conductivity Lab until tomorrow. This is going to seem strange, but I need you to help me not find the answers to the questions, but which videos have the answers to the questions.
For the past several years, students have been asked to watch really OLD video clips to answer the questions for 6.1.7 Electricity: River of Energy I am wondering if you can find the same information using Tim and Moby's videos at Brain Pop.
Please open the 6.1.7 doc and make a copy into your GTT Turn in folder. Instead of answering the questions I would like you to watch the videos listed below and if an answer is given in a video, type that video's title as the answer. If a question is not answered in any of the videos listed, please use the search tool to find other videos than the ones listed. If you still cannot find the answer in a video, please type "answer not found" as the answer to the question.
To get to Brain Pop, please go to www.brainpop.com and login using the username deportola and the password is thanksasb. Then do a search for each title you are looking for:
Thank you - your efforts will be rewarded.
Yay! no paperwork for this one - just a printed circuit board which you get to take home with you when you are done. Please be careful not to lose any pieces - they are small and tend to disappear when they hit the carpet.
Please watch the following video on soldering basics and safety - glasses on at all times
For the lesson today, you are going to strip and solder the ends of two wire, flip it around and help your partner strip and solder the other side.
Step 1) Strip 7-10 mm of insulation to expose the bare metal wire underneath.
Step 2) Twist the ends together and secure the wires using needle nose pliers or carefully with the diagonal cutters.
Step 3) Use the soldering iron to heat the wires, then apply the solder. It should be the wires melting the solder, not the soldering iron.
to watch this on YouTube, please click here: https://youtu.be/x6vvL_4RYbc
Now it's time to pick your project.
Please watch the following video on soldering printed circuit boards - glasses on at all times
to watch this on YouTube, please click here: https://youtu.be/Cfx9bEBotX0
