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Biology simulation images
Skeleton 3D Digital Model for Smartboards or Whiteboards
Skeleton or skeletal system visual graphic. A 3D digital model pdf file, where you can manipulate your skeleton to move and rotate in 3 dimensions with the touch of a mouse! Completely interactive way to study the skeletal system! You also can change lighting effects, colors, etc. with the 3D tools! Great to put up on a Smartboard. Fun way to learn about the skeleton. Kids will have so much fun moving the skeleton around. You can use the 3D digital models in a 1:1 classroom by putting the file i
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Drug Dosage Gizmo
Drug Dosage GizmoA drug prescription must be carefully planned to maximize benefit while avoiding an overdose. In this Gizmo, you can give a patient one or more pills and monitor the levels of medication in the body through time. Based on the reaction of the patient, determine the ideal levels of medication. Create a dosage schedule so these levels are maintained through time. Four types of pills, each with a different release pattern and target organ, are available for use.
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8th - 12th
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Digestive System: An Augmented Reality Approach
Here is a simple poster illustrating the human digestive system. It can be printed and put on the class room walls as is. But when combined with Aware technology. The poster comes alive.
To enjoy please download the ReadAR app from
Apple iTunes: http://bit.ly/1jGWYgY
Google Play store: http://bit.ly/1rhBJVu
Once you have downloaded the app, open it and point the camera to the poster and tap to scan. Download the free file that shows up. Open it and point the camera again to the image and see
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4th - 5th
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Zoom into the micro-world! www.myscopeoutreach.org
No need to download anything! Just see what you can discover at myscopeoutreach.org
MyScope™ Outreach, is a free e-learning resource for people aged 8 years and upwards, created by the Australian Microscopy & Microanalysis Research Facility. There is an array of samples to explore, from everyday bugs and objects to forensic evidence. Interactive learning is enriched with audio, animations and hands-on activities.
The essentials of optics and microscopy are easy with MyScope Outreach:
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Virtual 360 Coral Reef Environment For Your Students To Explore
Give your students the experience of being underwater viewing a coral reef in a virtual 360 view! This exciting environment can be used in your classroom for a creative writing assignment.
The smart device is one of the most powerful tools students and educators have at their disposal in the 21st century. It is education at the click of a button in any setting or environment. Through AUGTHAT!, students have access to worksheets that utilize augmented reality. All you have to do is wave a smart
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Diffusion Gizmo
Diffusion GizmoExplore the motion of particles as they bounce around from one side of a room to the other through an adjustable gap or partition. The mass of the particles can be adjusted, as well as the temperature of the room and the initial number of particles. In a real-world context, this can be used to learn about how odors travel, fluids move through gaps, the thermodynamics of gases, and statistical probability.
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7th - 12th
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Digestive System Gizmo
Digestive System GizmoDigestion is a complex process, involving a wide variety of organs and chemicals that work together to break down food, absorb nutrients, and eliminate wastes. But have you ever wondered what would happen if some of those organs were eliminated, or if the sequence was changed? Can the digestive system be improved? Find out by designing your own digestive system with the Digestive System Gizmo.
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5th - 8th
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Dye Elimination
Dye Elimination GizmosWhen a foreign substance such as a drug is ingested, it often remains in the bloodstream for a long time. This Gizmo models the elimination of substances from the bloodstream using water and dye. Add dye to a container of water, and then add beakers of pure water while removing beakers of dyed water. The amount of dye remaining is recorded after each cycle. The volumes of all containers can be adjusted, as well as the amount of dye used. This provides a good example of expo
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9th - 12th
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