Technology implementation was designed to be student centered, critically engaging and included the following:
Use of computer simulations by students to investigate dynamic phenomena, ex. motion, waves and sound.
Use of computer data acquisition equipment and mobile feature of the lap top by students to collect “real world” data outside of the classroom laboratory
Use of e-lecture notes and e-lab journals by instructors and students to record and communicate scientific findings
Use of interactive e-lesson design tool by students to facilitate planning an instructional K-8 science unit.
Software being used for this project includes:
Microsoft Word,Excel, PowerPoint, Explorer and Journal
Data Studio
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