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Use online evolution simulators to let students create and modify virtual organisms. Students can observe how different traits affect survival rates and create hypotheses about natural selection.

Tools recommended:
- NetLogo Web
- PopGen Fishbowl

Activity duration: 45-60 minutes
Students work in pairs to design experiments and document their findings in a digital lab report.

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Students create their own Kahoot! quizzes on specific biology topics and challenge their classmates. This activity combines content review with game creation.

Process:
1. Assign topics to small groups
2. Students research and create questions
3. Classes compete with each other's quizzes
4. Discuss and correct any misconceptions

Great for formative assessment and peer learning.

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Create a collaborative digital lab journal where students document their experiments, share results, and provide peer feedback. Include photos, diagrams, and conclusions.

Students can:
- Upload microscope images
- Create hypothesis statements
- Document methodology
- Share results
- Comment on others' work

Excellent for developing scientific documentation skills.

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Use AR apps like Merge Cube or AR Cell Structure to explore 3D models of cells and organelles. Students can:

- Identify cell structures
- Compare plant and animal cells
- Create video presentations explaining cell functions
- Design quizzes for classmates

Requires: Smartphones/tablets with AR capability

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Augmented Reality (AR) Simulations with Merge Cubes

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Use mind mapping tools like Mindmeister or Coggle to create interactive ecosystem maps. Students collaborate to:

1. Map species relationships
2. Show energy flow
3. Illustrate nutrient cycles
4. Add images and links
5. Present their ecosystems

Great for understanding complex biological relationships.

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Students create digital escape rooms using Google Forms or Microsoft Forms, incorporating biology concepts. Include:

- Multiple-choice questions
- Diagram interpretations
- Virtual specimen identification
- Process sequencing puzzles

Teams then solve each other's escape rooms. Excellent for review and assessment.

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Use free molecular visualization software like Jmol to explore protein structures. Activities include:

- Examining DNA structure
- Understanding protein folding
- Analyzing enzyme-substrate interactions
- Creating screen-capture presentations

Ideal for advanced biology concepts in Grade 12.

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The idea behind this page is that you enter “teachable moments” when you have used Jmol in an effective way during class.

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Combine art and science by creating digital artwork representing gene expression patterns. Students use digital drawing tools to:

1. Illustrate the processes of transcription and translation
2. Create animations of protein synthesis
3. Design infographics about genetic regulation

Excellent for visual learners and creative expression.

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Students create a class database of local biodiversity using tools like iNaturalist or EpiCollect5. Project includes:

- Field observations
- Species identification
- Data analysis using spreadsheets
- Creating distribution maps
- Preparing digital presentations

Great for combining fieldwork with digital skills.

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As an educator, I believe that iNaturalist has tremendous potential as an educational resource in that it provides real world, easily accessible, high interest data that teachers are looking for. Projects are like iNat's educational superpower since they make the data that much more useful and usable by filtering the data.

Do you have or know of a project that you think might be useful to an educator? Please share below with a short description of what the project is about and why it might be useful

For example, the project Aquatic Macroinvertebrates of North and South America* is an umbrella project featuring aquatic nymphs and larvae. Looking at macroinvertebrates is a popular field trip activity and this project gives the students (and teachers!) opportunities to look at lots of organisms to hone their ID skills before going into the field .

Also, if you are an educator, please feel free to share how you use projects so folks who make the observations that populate those projects can do so with more intentionality.

Looking forward to seeing all the educational goodness you all have.

* Full disclosure, this is a project I admin.

In general, like you said, projects that are of the "[favorite taxonomic group] of [relevant geographic area]" type are going to be useful for teaching about the organisms in that group in that area.

My impression is that most educators who use projects are using them to collect and/or direct their students' observations, although it might just be that those are most of the projects started by educators. Although if you have a traditional project that you run or are interested in, having a bunch of students searching for relevant observations and adding them to the project can be very effective. I had my first-year college students do this for the project I run and I wound up having to broaden the target area because they went through the initial targets so quickly! This was helpful not just because of the observations that were added directly by the students, but because a bunch of people saw their observation had been added to a project, thought it sounded cool, and joined themselves.

Pollinator Associations (and other projects that pool data about pollinator-plant interactions) is great. So is Predators.

I'm interested to find more ways to extend our use of iNaturalist through projects. Currently, we use it to discover the world around us, and identify the native/local species and how they interact. In our independent k-8 school, we are hoping to add some focus around bioblitzes. So that we can learn to evaluate the data from it year to year and also participate in a larger citizen scientist project.

Recently discovered "Who eats whom" - we haven't used it in the classroom yet, but I think this will be beneficial in building understanding of habitats and ecosystems.

Another project citizen-scientist project we investigate is NASA's Silent Earth. It monitors daily decibels around the country to track impacts for bird populations.

dmarymac:

In our independent k-8 school, we are hoping to add some focus around bioblitzes

Just a reminder that no one under 13 can legally have their own iNat account without iNat obtaining their parent/guardian's permission. Are you thinking about doing this 13 year-olds and up?

We use a shared school account (not tethered to any student data) and only when I or another teacher is present. is this not allowed? The students are younger than 13 and it would be a shame for them to not participate.

That should be OK, it's what we recommend in the Teacher's Guide. Please do make sure the kids observe wild organisms and try as much as possible to take clear photos.

The teachers guide is so helpful! Thanks for sharing.

I am excited by the concept of the City Nature Challenge and its motivational aspects, so I organized a "nature challenge" between two school in our city, each represented by a teacher and a biology class of ~30 students aged 16-19. A third team was formed by our city administration. Most kids really seemed to enjoy the bioblitz, being outside with their peers, seeing experts helping them with the IDs ("this expert IDed MY observation!") and simply collecting observations with their smartphone.

After the areas were created, the biggest challenge was data privacy (as iNat is located in the US and their data privacy laws are weak). I created 6 fresh mail-addresses and 6 fresh iNat-accounts for each class. Groups of ~5 Kids shared one account in order to blur their personalized data.

At the moment I try to get teachers in our area to organize their own "nature challenges" and to participate in the CNC.

Project can be found here

bugbaer:

projects that are of the "[favorite taxonomic group] of [relevant geographic area]" type are going to be useful for teaching about the organisms in that group in that area.

But that can just as easily be taught using "Explore" and the appropriate filters - which is what those types of projects really are anyway.

natev:

Pollinator Associations (and other projects that pool data about pollinator-plant interactions) is great.

Assuming this project is based on observation fields rather than taxon and location filters, this represents a value-added project. If we want to tie in the use of iNaturalist with learning about some environmental or ecological concept, the most useful projects are those related to that concept.

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Students use Google Sites or Microsoft Sway to create interactive case studies about diseases, disorders, or biological phenomena. Include:

- Patient/subject history
- Symptom documentation
- Diagnostic tests
- Treatment options
- Quiz questions

Excellent for problem-based learning and medical biology applications.

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Students create educational social media-style content about biology topics using tools like Canva or Adobe Spark. Projects include:

- Infographic series
- Short educational videos
- 'Did you know?' fact cards
- Scientific process explanations

Focuses on clear communication of complex concepts to a general audience.

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Great for delivering quick starter and finisher activities. Lovely gamification and competition functions. Not so good for learning vocab. Can plan whole lessons and tests in here - multichoice are best as they are marked.

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Very similar to Blooket. Great to break up the lesson and try something different. Fewer bugs and hacks than Blooket so better in this instance.

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A great app for breaking up the lesson. Could do once a week or everyday for 7 minutes or so. Best to try different functions to figure out what the students like. More popular are the fishing mode, hacker and cafe modes. It's been around a while now so kids are a little bit over it.

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Still the best vocab learning app out there. A few more functions these days and very helpful to use them. I like to have dedicated vocab learning time with the students as well as run the quizlet live. The lives are a great tool and unlike any other app yet - the fact you can have groups is the best feature.

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One of the best platforms for learning biology from home. The problem is paying for it. It's not free and costs a fair bit. But you can factor it into the school costs and use it instead of a textbook. I think the many different functions in it warrant this. You can run tests and exams and monitor students whilst they happen. You can also mark in there and keep grades. Now EP are working on more AI guided lessons and hence it is even better than before preventing students from just clicking next. It's a hefty cost though. But I do think - if you learn to use it well, its very useful.

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Certainly one of the best tutorial apps but its not always the best visually. Still a very good tool. Just link a video into your LMS and share away.

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This is a 3D brain when you are teaching homeostasis perhaps or anything about the brain, you could use this app.

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Plant identification tool. Really helpful when teaching ecology related topics and taxonomy of course (although its somewhat disappearing).

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With the Pl@ntNet app, identify one plant from a picture, and be part of a citizen science project on plant biodiversity

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A great all-in one tool for teaching. You can have synchronous guided lessons in here followed by tasks. There are a lot more functions in here now. There is some costs for certain functions but as a teacher you can use it for free (without some features). It's a bit clunky and requires a bit of work to set up but now that its been around a while you can "borrow" more of other people's lessons and modify them reducing the work you do.

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Genuinely a great website for all year levels of Biology. Not an app but a website that has basically all the content you need to teach bio.

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There are 4 main items to every PassBiology page. Videos, slides, animations and key words.

Videos - These have been carefully selected from YouTube from a variety of channels to best suit the NZ curriculum and year level to save you the time.

Slides -These cover the key ideas of each part of the standard. There are notes, images and some questions made by master teachers.

Animations - There are interactive animations and games that link to the idea or concept from all around the web.

Key words/ Quizlet - Often these are at the top of each page and link to the must learn key word lists. Quizlet will soon be linked to these for interactive learning.

This website is constantly being updated to help all students in New Zealand understand and enjoy biology and of course help you pass your NCEA exams all for FREE. The website is a resource database that links to the best content around the web that is relevant to each Achievement standard. This website has and will never have advertisements nor will it ever charge a fee for use. All the best for your exams.

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Students can use this one on their own when they are writing (to avoid AI). It's not AI but it checks and marks student writing and only gives them feedback so that they can improve it. I make my students use this before they hand in their essays (all of them) so that I don't have to deal with the mistakes that it corrects/suggests corrections for.

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Requiring no downloads, the proofreader and plagiarism checker use AI to scan your essays and papers for any errors and assign them an automated score. This will help you correct any grammatical and spelling mistakes, address unintentional instances of plagiarism and earn a higher grade for your work.

Simply copy and paste your writing into the online editor or upload your file and click 'Get Report'!

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PaperRater: Free Online Proofreader with Grammar Check, Plagiarism Detection and more

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PaperRater proofreads and rates your essays & papers. It picks out grammar & spelling errors, detects plagiarism and grades your writing. It includes resources on grammar, writing, spelling & more.

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Written by Allison Campbell who runs the Scholarship biology tutorials online. There is a Facebook group that students can request to join. Please advise them to always answer the security questions. A fabulous space for top students to hang out.

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A fabulous tool to help you design your lessons and add more flavour when you've run out of energy. Is virtually an AI assistant that can create something from very little.

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A tool for how to debunk misinformation in your classroom or anywhere in general.

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Videos that explain some of your complex biology quickly.

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In 40 videos, Hank Green teaches you biology! This course is based on the AP Biology curriculum and also covers some introductory anatomy.

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Our very own BEANZ website coordinator is the creator of this website. A great teaching tool for NZ based teachers.

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Great virtual field trips for students to engage in online if they can't leave school grounds or home even. Comes with key learning and a curriculum guide. Usually a field trip that the students can follow each term. See if your topics line up with this.

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Automated syllabus generator for course development.

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Quizgecko's AI-powered question and answer generator works by first analyzing and extracting the key facts from any text. Then we use the same AI that powers ChatGPT to generate different types of questions and answers.

Whether you have a piece of educational content, a webpage, a YouTube video, or even a PDF or Word file, Quizgecko can transform it into a quiz or assessment.

To get started, simply input your text or the URL/link to the content you want to turn into a quiz. Quizgecko will then analyze the text and generate relevant questions for you.

For more information about how Quizgecko's AI works and how it can benefit you, check out our features page.

Quizgecko is perfect for generating quizzes, assessments, exams, and tests. Whether you are a teacher, student, or business, you'll find that the platform is flexible enough for all purposes.

With our AI quiz maker, you can turn any text into a quiz. This means you can use it to create quizzes for studying, training, or evaluating knowledge. Teachers can use it to create quizzes for their students, while businesses can create quizzes for employee assessments.

The platform is also great for generating quick assessments or practice tests. You can use it to generate questions for sample exams, mock quizzes, or interactive study material to help you prepare for exams or improve your understanding of a subject.

Additionally, Quizgecko allows you to export your generated quizzes, embed them in websites or learning management systems (LMS), and share them with colleagues, friends, or students. This makes it easy to distribute quizzes and engage your audience.

Whether you need to create quizzes for educational purposes, training programs, or marketing campaigns, Quizgecko has got you covered.

To learn more about the specific features and capabilities of Quizgecko, check out our features page.

Creating a quiz with our AI question generator is simple and easy. To get started, you have a few options:

Paste in any text you want to generate questions from. Our AI will analyze the text and generate relevant quiz questions for you.

Enter the URL of a webpage, and Quizgecko will extract the text from that page and generate questions from it.

Upload a suitable file, such as a PDF, Word document, or other supported file types. Our AI will process the file and generate questions based on its content.

After you have entered your input, simply hit the "Generate" button, and Quizgecko will start generating questions for your quiz. You can customize the generated quiz by selecting the question types you prefer, setting the difficulty level, and specifying how many questions you want to include.

And now, with our new "Assign" feature, you can easily manage how participants interact with your quiz. Assign quizzes to learners, set due dates and time limits, and track their performance effortlessly.

Making a test with Quizgecko is easy and efficient. Our platform utilizes AI technology to generate questions from any text you provide. Here's how you can create a test:

1. Visit the Quizgecko website and sign in to your account. If you don't have an account yet, you can create one for free.

2. Click on the "Create" button on the navigation bar to start creating your test.

3. Choose the type of questions you want for your test. Quizgecko offers multiple question types, including multiple choice, true or false, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions.

4. Paste your text into the text input box and click on the "Generate Questions" button. Quizgecko will intelligently analyze your text and generate relevant questions for your test.

5. Review and edit the generated questions as needed. You can customize the wording, add answer choices, and adjust the difficulty level.

6. Once you are satisfied with your test, you can save it and proceed to the next step.

7. Utilize the "Assign" feature to distribute your test to participants. You can choose to prevent retakes, hide answers after submission, and set a time limit for completion.

8. Share the test link with your participants or embed it in your website, learning management system, or blog for easy access.

You can create multiple choice questions, true or false questions, short answer questions, matching and fill in the blank questions from any text.

By clicking "Add" after you have generated the first set of questions, you can add additional questions to your quiz.

We recommend that you use a minimum of 500 words. More text will generally result in better questions. If you want to generate up to 12+ questions then you'll generally need over a thousand words. We recommend that you break very long pieces of text into topical categories. You can make a quiz with any number of total questions.

Additionally, if you don't have a specific text to use, you can take advantage of our topic mode. Simply enter a general topic and our AI will search the web and find relevant content for you. This way, you can effortlessly generate quizzes without having to provide your own text.

To try out our topic mode or for more information, visit our AI-Powered Exam Question Generator

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To share your quiz, simply copy the shareable URL provided by Quizgecko and send it to your desired recipients. They will be able to access and take the quiz using the link you shared.

But before you share, Quizgecko gives you the option to customize and configure the quiz settings to your specific requirements.

You can export your generated quiz questions in various formats to meet your needs. Quizgecko supports the following export options:

1. Text export: Export your questions as simple text using the Aiken format. This format is compatible with many popular learning management systems (LMS) such as Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Schoology, and more. You can easily import the exported text file into your chosen LMS to create quizzes and assessments in minutes.

2. CSV export: Quizgecko also allows you to export your questions in CSV (Comma-Separated Values) format. This format is widely used and can be easily imported into various applications, including spreadsheets and LMS platforms, for further customization and analysis of your quiz questions.

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Yes, you can use our question generator API from text. Ideal for developers who want to implement question and answer generation into LMS platforms, e-learning platforms, or other applications Learn more.

Absolutely! With Quizgecko, you can easily generate a quiz from any Youtube video. Simply copy and paste the Youtube URL into our platform, or use our convenient Chrome extension to generate questions directly from the video transcript. This feature is perfect for educators, trainers, and content creators who want to turn educational videos into engaging quizzes and assessments. Start creating interactive quizzes from Youtube videos today and enhance your learners' experience!

Yes, Quizgecko provides comprehensive analytics and reporting features that allow you to track the progress and performance of users taking your quizzes. With our smart analytics reports, you can easily measure individual and group performance. Gain insights into how employees or students are performing and identify areas for improvement.

Our auto-grading feature intelligently evaluates and grades short answer questions, going the extra mile by offering valuable suggestions on how learners can improve and attain higher scores. Additionally, Quizgecko offers AI-powered feedback that helps learners understand their mistakes and guide their learning journey. By leveraging these analytics and feedback features, you can enhance the learning experience and drive better results.

Yes, you can definitely include images or multimedia in your quizzes on Quizgecko.

Quizgecko allows you to upload images to the quiz, both as a cover image and as part of individual questions.

This means you can ask questions about an image or use visuals to enhance your quizzes and engage your audience.

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