Online Industry Challenge
Online Industry Challenge All-Call – OLD
The registration deadline for this event has passed.
Gateway and High School PLTW students as well as STEM Week Challenge participants can submit work before Thanksgiving break to receive authentic feedback from STEM professionals.
- High school students may submit their work directly!
- Elementary and middle school teachers, please submit on behalf of your students using our easy-to-use submission platform.
Check out the suggested PLTW projects and submission items here. Beyond those, any PLTW project that would benefit from industry expert feedback can be submitted. You’ll need to submit the primary project artifact as well as the project rubric, and ideally a brief explanation of the tackled challenge.
STEM Week Challenge participants that did not submit their projects for the October 23rd deadline can also submit to the All-Call. You can find details on submission requirements embedded in your STEM Week Challenge curriculum materials.
STEM professionals from across MA excited to share their expertise and experience with you and your students! All submitted projects will receive feedback. Additionally, each teacher who has students submit projects will have the opportunity to be connected with a STEM professional in January to set up a virtual classroom visit, in which they’ll share more about their job and career path, and answer student questions.
Submit student work here!The Online Industry Challenge All-Call is powered by:
Agenda
- late September
Submission site opens
- midnight, November 25
Submission deadline
The sign-up deadline for this event has passed.
Spend a few hours engaging with students across the Commonwealth, reviewing and providing written feedback on their work to help bring classwork to life and inspire students to see themselves as future STEM professionals!
Applied learning this year is going to be more challenging than ever, so we’re providing flexible industry engagement opportunities for our middle and high school Project Lead The Way students, and those who participated in the STEM Week Challenge. Students will submit their solutions to challenges tackled in class for feedback from you – STEM professionals! We expect projects encompassing a range of disciplines along three pathways: engineering, computer science and biomedical science.
Agenda
- December 4
Registration deadline
- midnight, November 25
Student prototype submission deadline
- December 1
Judging period begins
You'll receive an email with your assigned projects for review and judging guidelines - 5 pm, December 11
Judging deadline
Deadline to submit all your feedback and scores on student projects