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Graphing Stories * Activity Builder by Desmos

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This activity will help students make the transition from one-variable representations (eg. number lines) to the TWO-variable representation of the coordinate plane. Students will watch 15-second videos and translate them into graphs with your help. Special thanks to Adam Poetzel (@adampoetzel) for his videos. (Used under CC-BY license.)

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Een tweet van @AnnemarievanEs3 triggert me om even door te klikken naar haar blogpost waar ze beschrijft hoe ze GearSketch heeft geïntroduceerd in haar klas.

Het is een prachtig programma, geschreven door Frank Leenaars, promovendus aan de Universiteit van Twente. Hij heeft dit speciaal ontworpen voor gebruik op tablets, maar het werkt ook op een gewone computer, en hoe!

Je trekt een cirkel en dat wordt gelijk een tandwiel. Tandwielen kun je tegen elkaar aan plaatsen en onderling verbinden door middel van een riem (of is het een ketting?). Dan kun je een van de tandwielen een richting geven waarin deze moet draaien en het hele zaakje komt in beweging. Daar kun je natuurlijk heel mooi allerlei vragen aan verbinden of kinderen zelf laten ontdekken waarom het ene wiel sneller draait dan het andere en welke kant op! Het resultaat kun je via een unieke url beschikbaar maken.

Frank Leenaars heeft alle code beschikbaar gesteld op Github, maar dus ook op een website met een zeer toepasselijke domeinnaam: www.gearsket.ch

Weet je dat ik het zelf ook nog leuk vind om hier even mee te spelen? Wat moet dat leuk en leerzaam zijn voor kinderen!

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Een tweet van @AnnemarievanEs3 triggert me om even door te klikken naar haar blogpost waar ze beschrijft hoe ze GearSketch heeft geïntroduceerd in haar klas. Het is een prachtig programma, geschreven door Frank Leenaars, promovendus aan de Universiteit van Twente. Hij heeft dit speciaal ontworpen voor gebruik op tablets, maar het werkt ook op een gewone computer, en hoe!

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A growing list of animations to help you learn about Biology! Check it out and subscribe to hear about the latest videos as they come out! Subscribe to go Ad-Free for a Year!

What is BioMan Biology?

BioMan Biology is the fun place to learn Biology! Here you will find learning games, review games, virtual labs and quizzes that will help you to learn about cells, ecology, genetics, physiology, and much more!
Note: If you are a teacher, please check out the teacher section for ways to use the site to increase student engagement and learning. Remember, everything on this site is completely FREE to use!

Biology Video Games and Virtual Labs by Topic

Find out how the body works by playing fun interactive games and performing awesome virtual labs! The digestive, nervous, immune, endocrine, cardiovascular, excretory, and other systems await!

All living things are made of cells! Learn how they work and what they are made of! Cell organelles such as the nucleus, mitochondria, chloroplasts, ribosomes, lysosomes and many more can be found here. You'll be amazed at what happens in each of your cells!

Ecology is the study of how living things interact with one another and with their environments. Ecosystems, communities, populations, habitats, niches, pollution, and much more are studied by ecologists. Review and learn something new about the living world in these games and activities!

Living things change over time! Learn about and review the mechanisms that cause genetic change in populations, as well as several lines of evidence for change over time. Also, explore how organisms are classified into groups and named.

Genes are passed on from one generation to the next! Learn how this occurs through fun, interactive games and activities that explore genetics and meiosis!

Living organisms perform chemical reactions all day, every day! These chemical reactions are what keep you alive! Learn about DNA, RNA, protein synthesis, and other major biological molecules like lipids, nucleic acids, and carbohydrates.

Without photosynthesis and respiration, living things would not be able to get energy that is needed to survive. Learn about the roles of oxygen, carbon dioxide, glucose, water and ATP!

Scientific methods are the techniques and tools scientists use to learn about the world! Learn about questions, hypotheses, variables, theories, laws and much more by playing video games and performing virtual investigations!

Several of the great games on BioMan Biology are now available in the App Store! Click the icon below to see all available games! Enjoy!

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Bioman Biology: The Fun Place to Learn Biology!

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A growing list of animations to help you learn about Biology! Check it out and subscribe to hear about the latest videos as they come out! Subscribe to go Ad-Free for a Year! What is BioMan Biology? BioMan Biology is the fun place to learn Biology!

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The BioDigital Human is a 3D platform that simplifies the understanding of anatomy, disease and treatments. Explore the body in 3D!

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De site om gelopen, gefietste of gewandelde routes na te meten op te slaan of van anderen te bekijken met behulp van Google Maps

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SHAPES is a geometry app developed by Setapp, a technology company from Poland. SHAPES - 3D Geometry Learning allows kids to discover different three dimensional solids like prisms, pyramids, solids of revolution and Platonic solids. The app was verified and approved by the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science at Adam Mickiewicz University of Poznan. It was specifically designed to support teachers in the classroom, but can also be used as a tool for self-study. Check out their workshop for children, using the SHAPES geometry app.

Download Shapes - 3D Geometry Learning on iTunes and GooglePlay.

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SHAPES is a geometry app developed by Setapp, a technology company from Poland. SHAPES - 3D Geometry Learning allows kids to discover different three dimensional solids like prisms, pyramids, solids of revolution and Platonic solids. The app was verified and approved by the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science at Adam Mickiewicz University of Poznan.

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Biologiepagina.nl voor het oefenen van biologie

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Biologiepagina, de biologie site om te oefenen en leren voor VMBO, Havo en VWO. Oefentoetsen, examens, toetsen voor Biologie voor Jou en Nectar

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123D Circuits is a free tool from Autodesk for collaboratively designing electronic circuits online. On 123D Circuits you can design your circuits and test them on the simulator in your browser. You can create circuits from scratch or use and modify templates and other publicly shared projects.

Autodesk recently published a short playlist of videos containing demonstrations of how to use 123D Circuits for various tasks. Short engineering lessons are included in the second half of the videos. Embedded below is one of the videos about designing a circuit to light an LED.

Applications for Education
123D Circuits could be a great tool for students to use to design and test circuits before moving on to creating them with real components in your classroom.

Click here for seven other resources you can use to teach students about electricity and circuits.

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TRAINING - Learn how to use Algodoo

We want your first few steps with Algodoo to be as easy as possible. Therefore on this page you can find a step-by-step guide that in three sessions will make you a confident Algodoo user. In order to make this possible we need you to spend some time getting to know the software and the content that comes with it.

Before starting this training make sure you have Algodoo installed and activated on your computer (more info on activating here...). When opening Algodoo for the first time you should see a welcome screen (if not the go to the top menu and click the settings button and then click "Open the welcome screen").

Learn the basics

The aim in session 1 is to get familiarized with Algodoo. You will first learn how to create a basic Algodoo scene. When done with that you will learn more about the different tools in Algodoo. The last step in this session is how to master the magic Sketch tool.

Setup

Start by running the setup guide (found in the Welcome screen) to customize Algodoo for your personal needs. More settings can be found in the Algodoo top menu under the setting button.

Open Tutorials

Open Algodoo built-in tutorials by clicking the Tutorial button in the Algodoo welcome screen (or click the ?-mark in the Algodoo top menu)

Tutorial - Crash course

Start the "Crash course" tutorial. In this guide you will create your first Algodoo scene by stepping through basic features.

Tutorial - Tools

When done with the "Crash course" step forward to the next tutorial - "Tools". In this tutorial you will learn more about the different tools in Algodoo. Take your time to read the info text about the tools for learning more about specific settings and different tips and tricks.

Tutorial - Sketch tool

Start the last basic tutorial - "Sketch tool". The sketch tool is a universal tool that lets you master most of the other tools by using different gestures that minimize the time required for swapping and changing between different tools when creating your scenes.

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Create Educational Scenes

In session 2 you will learn more about how to create educational scenes with Algodoo. In our step-by-step lesson tutorials you will learn how to create your own educational scenes and what educational aspects and related questions that should be considered. The lesson tutorials require a little more of your patience and skills, yet at the same time they will encourage you to find your own ways of creating components and scenes within Algodoo.

1. Tutorial - Float and Sink

Start by opening the "Float and Sink" lesson tutorial. In this lesson you will learn how to work with water and density inside Algodoo. Take time stepping through the guide and answer the given questions. Tip: When opening a lesson tutorial. Move the tutorial window to the upper right corner in Algodoo. In this way you will be given more space for creating your scenes.

2. Tutorial - Friction of a sliding object

Step forward to the next lesson tutorial - "Friction of a sliding object". In this tutorial you will learn more about working with friction and different materials and how to visualize forces and velocities.

3. Tutorial - Rainbows

Start the last lesson tutorial - "Rainbows". This tutorial will teach you how to create and experiment with optics.

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Algodoo Lessons

In session 3 you will take a closer look at Algodoo Lessons. This is a library with more than 60+ teacher-created lessons, each and every one corresponding to different areas in the curriculum. Algodoo Lessons is also designed for easily drafting, saving and sharing with other teachers or students who need content support when using Algodoo.

1. Quick tour

Start by opening the lesson library. You will first enter a Welcome screen. Step through the Quick tour that will guide you through basic features and the lesson layout.

2. Create Account

Create your personal account for making your own lessons. Make sure you have your license email containing your login for creating a teacher account.

3. Browse & Search lessons

You can search among all Algodoo lessons using the search table or by using the search tab in the upper right corner.

Start by entering the browsing table and look for lessons by selecting your "Language", "Target group", "Lesson category" and "Teaching discipline". All lessons that match your preferences will then be listed.

Example: Language - English, Target - Key stage 3, Category - Demonstration, Discipline - Static forces

Try searching for lessons with the quick search.
Search words: Force, friction, energy, optics, etc.

4. Open & follow a lesson

Open and read your first lesson. Get familiar with the lesson layout and structure. Remember that all lessons in the lesson library are split into three different sections: 1 - General info table about the lesson, 2 - attached scenes to download and run, and 3 - a step-by step description on how to perform the lesson within Algodoo.

Run a search for a specific lesson. Open a lesson from the list.

Read the lesson information to get familiar with the content.

Open the attached scene or follow the step-by step guide on how to design the scene.

Reflect over the lesson content and design.

5. Create & edit your own lesson

For creating and sharing your own lessons you need a personal account (see step 2). You create a lesson by clicking the "New lesson" button and enter the necessary fields.

First open/create a scene that you want to add to the lesson library.

Click the "New lesson" button.

Enter the general information about the lesson you want to create.

Attach a scene.

Add steps on how to perform the lesson.

Save lesson as a draft. You can then complete it later on.

List your drafts by clicking the drafts-icon. Open your lesson again. Make some changes. If ready for publishing, click the publish button or save the lesson as a draft again.

Well done! Your are now a complete Algodooer.

If you like, explore more options in the lesson library, examine how to translate a lesson (there is a translate button for translating a lesson in to you language) or update your account info.

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We want your first few steps with Algodoo to be as easy as possible. Therefore on this page you can find a step-by-step guide that in three sessions will make you a confident Algodoo user. In order to make this possible we need you to spend some time getting to know the software and the content that comes with it.