NYSERDA Workshop
St. John's University
November 11, 2011
Some of the Activities
Constructing a motor
Parts for making a motor
Constructed motor
Motor spinning
Potential Energy to Kinetic Energy
St. John's University
November 11, 2011
Some of the Activities
Constructing a motor
Parts for making a motor
Constructed motor
Motor spinning
Potential Energy to Kinetic Energy
Other activities included observing pollution dispersion and using Kill-A-Watt meters to determine 'phantom energy', the amount of energy used by an appliance when it is not on.
Participants appreciated being given the Kill-A-Watt meters and many other items which NYSERDA provided to them for their classrooms.
