Introduction to Inventioneering
October 29, 2025 • EPISODE 284
What does it really take to create something that changes the world? In this episode, Dr. Roger Billings introduces Inventioneering—the blend of creativity and engineering that turns ideas into reality. But inventioneering isn’t just for scientists and engineers—it can be applied to any career or project. Students are invited to take on a special challenge: design and submit their own t-shirt for a chance to have it featured in the Acellus Store!
About DrB
Dr. Roger Billings is a visionary innovator whose work has touched the lives of millions of students and transformed the landscape of education. Widely known as “DrB” to the countless kids who benefit from his groundbreaking Acellus learning system, Dr. Billings has dedicated his life to advancing education through technology.
As part of DrB’s lifelong commitment to supporting education, Science LIVE was launched as a way to “give back” by mentoring students in conjunction with the Roger Billings Scholarship Program.
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Todd is the best social studies teacher ever!!!
todd is one of my fav teachers
I like that you can use your imagination to invent your own t-shirt.
Tobias is so fun to hear from.
Mr.Todd is an amazing teacher
He’s really amazing.
I wonder how invention making and engineering will change and evolve together in the future?
I learned more in acellus than public school this great.
I love social studies!!!
The technology spotlight about nonograms was my favorite part of this episode. They had to do a kidney surgery on the pig where they couldn’t see the kidney. However, they added micro bubbles that could actively see the active direction the blood flowed. The bubbles could do this since they expanded and contracted with the sound from the blood.
This is the first time hearing the term, “Inventioneering.” Super cool. Coding is definitely important.
Me and my older brother and sister all say that our favorite teacher on Acellus is Dr. Edmond.
He’s funny, thorough, straight to the point, and drives the concept home.
Everything about Dr. Edmond’s History Courses just makes me wish I always had the opportunity to attend Acellus.
I came in 10th now I am in 11th grade, and his courses have been nothing but fun.
I love the shirts
Mr. Todd is my favorite teacher!
Mr. Todd is the best teacher as he inspires lots of students around the world.
Mr Todd is my fav.
I am soo here for the conspiracy theories course!
I believe it takes a lot of effort, determination and faith to change the world or anything in the world. This Science Live has inspired me to think I can do anything I put my mind to! And you can too! Thank you.
Can inventioneering help turn everyday problems into innovative scientific solutions?
Mr. todd is soo cool cant wait to take his conspiracy theories course!!
I never knew that the invention of a camera had so much history. That is impressive how they worked with tech back then when it wasn’t really as advance as it it now. I always wondered how they did it! Thank you. Now I am inspired that one day I could make a new invention and I can do anything I put my mind to. And again, thank you.
I love Mr. Todd!!! He’s the best Acellus teacher ever!!! Super awesome!!!
Mr. Todd is really funny love him
I loved having Mr. Todd with Dr. Billings, my favorite duo!
Mr. Todd’s new course sounds like it would be awesome!
Mr. Todd is such a cool guy.
I never knew what the word inventioneering meant until today.
R .51 is so funny!
Inventing something to make the world better would be super cool
Mr. Todd is so funny!
I love this!
Mr. Todd is my favorite teacher.
Same todd is also my favorite teacher!!!
Agreed👍🤩
This is so interesting! Such a great way to learn!
My favorite science classes are when we can create! When homeschooling, I find different ways to create and I enjoy sharing projects, even if they failed!
I love it!
I love Mr. Todd he is the best!!!
Yessssss
I am always trying to think about new inventions that would help in my daily life.