Kessler Science Lab Membership Guide

Chris introduces a video tutorial for lab members, explaining how to navigate the Kessler Science platform. The video covers logging in, accessing the dashboard, using alignment guides, organizing courses, and printing resources. Chris advises starting slowly and offers support via email.

What is the first step to access the Kessler Science Lab?

• Visit the library

• Log into lessons.kesslerscience.com

• Download the app

• Call customer support

What should you do if you are asked to pay for a course?

• Log out and log back in

• Ignore the message

• Contact support

• Return to the dashboard

What are alignment guides used for?

• To manage course subscriptions

• To contact other teachers

• To track student progress

• To find lesson materials by standard or topic

How are courses organized in the Kessler Science Lab?

• By teacher rating

• By difficulty level

• By alphabetical order

• By popularity

What is the recommended method for accessing the latest version of resources?

• Save files to a USB drive

• Print directly from the preview page

• Download everything at once

• Email the files to yourself

Why is it not recommended to download all resources at once?

• It takes too much time

• You might get outdated versions

• It is against the rules

• It requires special software

What is the suggested approach when starting with the lab?

• Skip the introductory materials

• Try to learn everything at once

• Focus only on advanced topics

• Start with one lesson or lab

What will new members receive to help them get started?

• A welcome package

• A set of printed guides

• Weekly emails with guidance

• A personal tutor

What is one of the topics that will be covered in the emails sent to new members?

• How to create a website

• Best practices for interactive notebooks

• Tips for classroom management

• How to write a research paper

How can members reach out if they have questions?

• By sending a letter

• By visiting the office

• By emailing Chris at Kessler Science

• By calling a hotline