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Lab Notes by Carolina Science explores essential topics for running a successful online science class. Whether you’re new to teaching online or have lots of experience, we think you’ll find value in every episode. Let's unleash learning together! labnotescarolina.substack.com

Podcast · By A Carolina Distance Learning Podcast · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    12 Why Should I Switch to Carolina Lab Kits? (opens the original)

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    Is your lab kit provider serving more problems than solutions? Join us as we talk to new Carolina Distance Learning customers about why they switched lab kit providers and how it’s going so far. Then decide for yourself - should YOU switch to Carolina? Visit www.carolinadistancelearning.com or schedule a meeting with the Distance Learning team today. Music in this episode is licensed CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication from FreePD.com , and from Creazilla.com by TAD and Fupi. This is a pu

  2. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    11 Is AI Friend or Foe in Online Education? (opens the original)

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    You’re questioning whether AI wrote a students’ essay one minute, and the next you’re using AI to help you create teaching material. It’s the AI whiplash plaguing educators nationwide. So, join Carolina Distance Learning as we explore the merits, pitfalls, and potential of artificial intelligence in online science education. Then decide for yourself - is AI friend or foe in your online courses? Visit www.carolinadistancelearning.com or schedule a meeting with the Distance Learning team today. Mu

  3. Episode · Jul 27, 2026

    10 How Can I Teach Microscopy Online? (opens the original)

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    You’ve heard of “kitchen chemistry”, but what about “kitchen microscopy”? Join Carolina Distance Learning as we discuss the resources we provide for teaching microscopy to your online students. Then decide for yourself - could YOU teach microscopy online? Visit www.carolinadistancelearning.com or schedule a meeting with the Distance Learning team today. Music in this episode is licensed CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication from FreePD.com , and SFX from Creazilla.com by Jberkuta and Mannha

  4. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    09 How Safe are At-Home Lab Kits? (opens the original)

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    Does the thought of doing an online science lab raise red flags? It shouldn’t. Join Carolina Distance Learning as we discuss the measures we take to keep your students safe at home. Then decide for yourself - could YOUR students do labs at home safely? Visit www.carolinadistancelearning.com or schedule a meeting with the Distance Learning team today. Music in this episode is licensed CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication from FreePD.com , and from Creazilla.com by Clacksberg, Seth Makes Sou

  5. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    08 What Living Organisms Can Go in My Lab Kit? (opens the original)

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    Put LIFE back into your online biology course with Carolina Distance Learning’s line of living labs. Join us as we learn from Live Biology Department Manager Lisa Darmo about the breadth and depth of Carolina’s specimens. Then decide for yourself - could YOU include live specimens in your lab kit? Visit www.carolinadistancelearning.com or schedule a meeting with the Distance Learning team today. Music and SFX in this episode are licensed CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication from FreePD.com

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