X-STEM All Access Status Update Season 4

Overview

X-STEM All Access is a free on-demand conference series for middle and high schoolers designed to get students excited about STEM.

Season 4 – presented by the U.S. Air Force and the U.S. Space Force – includes ten FREE episodes showcasing the exciting careers and inspiring personal journeys of diverse STEM role models.  Each 30-minute episode features a STEM role model telling their story through a lively Q&A session with a fellow STEM professional.

Episodes were released throughout the school year and are available on-demand to view anytime. Many educators registered their classrooms to view the series.

An NGSS and CASEL aligned lesson plan accompanies each episode.

Total Views Season Four

14,396 Views
244,732 Unique Viewers*

*Based on attendee data, each registration represents an average of 17 students viewing X-STEM All Access together on one screen.

Lesson Plan Stats

4,580 Downloads
274,800 Students Utilizing Lesson**

*Based on attendee data, each registration represents an average of 17 students viewing X-STEM All Access together on one screen.

Episode Speakers + Stats

Viewers*: 50,388
Students Utilizing Lesson*: 36,120

Viewers*: 29,784
Students Utilizing Lesson*: 22,072

Viewers*: 19,074
Students Utilizing Lesson*: 36,060

Viewers*: 24,446
Students Utilizing Lesson*: 30,960

Viewers*: 23,001
Students Utilizing Lesson*: 30,360

Viewers*: 21,386
Students Utilizing Lesson*: 51,720

Viewers*: 60,928
Students Utilizing Lesson*: 28,080

Viewers*: 22,525
Students Utilizing Lesson*: 16,440

X-STEM by the Numbers

The following audience demographics are based on attendee registration and survey data.

REGION
Northeast
51%
Southeast
9.5%
West
5.5%
Midwest
29%
Southwest
5%
GRADE LEVEL
ES (grades 5 and lower)
20%
MS (grades 6 - 8)
38%
HS (grades 9 - 12)
35%
18 and over
7%
HOW ATTENDEES HEARD ABOUT X-STEM ALL ACCESS
USASEF Newsletter
38%
School District Outreach
43%
Social Media
14%
PocketLab
5%
EDUCATOR NGSS LESSON PLAN SATISFACTION
Very Satisfied
62%
Satisfied
38%
SCHOOL TYPE
Public School
82%
Private School
8%
Charter or Magnet
9%
Homeschool
1%
GENDER
Female
43%
Male
42%
Prefer not to say
15%
ETHNICITY
Asian
4%
Black or African American
33%
Hispanic or Latina/Latino
19%
Native American/Alaskan Native
1%
White
29%
Other
1%
Prefer not to say
13%
ATTENDEE OVERALL SATISFACTION
Very Satisfied
71%
Satisfied
21%

56% of U.S. public schools registered are Title 1 schools, up from 41% last year.

3% of attendees were from outside of the United States, representing 12 countries.

What People Are Saying

“I love the X-STEM lesson activities. They allow my students to be interactive and relate the lesson content to real world applications!”
Educator from Baltimore, MD

Lesson plans are an “awesome opportunity” and an “excellent source of information and knowledge…!”
 Homeschool Parents from Bowie, MD & Willards, MD

“The X-STEM program was a great opportunity to expose our scholars to careers in the STEM field and many have shown interest in joining coding clubs and explore computer science classes at our school.”
Educator from Northridge, CA

“I love the X-STEM All Access video series because it promotes STEM fields for students. The format makes it accessible to students who may not otherwise be able to have such an experience. In addition, students who have interest in certain topics (in this series Engineering) they can watch multiple times (in class and with the link). Knowing there is trivia at the end ensures students are attentive so that they can best answer the questions. I look forward to more series in the future.”
Educator from Philadelphia, PA

“As a homeschool family, having access to renowned scientists, educators, and leaders in science has created bridges between a dream and a goal. The speakers are highly passionate about their field of study which makes their presentations engaging. Thank you for the inspiration!”
Homeschool Parent from Philadelphia, PA

“The X-STEM resources did a great job of piquing student interest and sharing real world STEM opportunities.”
Educator from Saint Louis, MO