EDUC 6470 Week 10: Difference between revisions
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===Activity for April 7=== | |||
*Meet in Mann Library Computer Lab B30A. | |||
*Launch HOBO measuring temperature and light in lab every 15 seconds for next 20 minutes. | |||
*Split class into 4 groups of pairs: | |||
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!Questions about refrigerator | |||
!Questions about solar cooker | |||
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*Have pairs report to whole group findings and perhaps relevant learning issues | |||
*Get data from logger | |||
*Apply lessons from discussion to this new data set as a whole class. | |||
==Different ways students can get active with the technology, for the purposes of learning science, not just the technology== | ==Different ways students can get active with the technology, for the purposes of learning science, not just the technology== | ||
===Measure something arbitrary=== | ===Measure something arbitrary=== | ||
Revision as of 17:58, 6 April 2010
Using technology in the classroom
Using HOBO data loggers live in the class
- Light
- Temperature
- Acceleration
Activity for April 7
- Meet in Mann Library Computer Lab B30A.
- Launch HOBO measuring temperature and light in lab every 15 seconds for next 20 minutes.
- Split class into 4 groups of pairs:
| Questions about refrigerator | Questions about solar cooker | |
|---|---|---|
| Answer
given questions |
|
|
| Generate
own questions |
- Have pairs report to whole group findings and perhaps relevant learning issues
- Get data from logger
- Apply lessons from discussion to this new data set as a whole class.
Different ways students can get active with the technology, for the purposes of learning science, not just the technology
Measure something arbitrary
- With accelerometer, measure acceleration while spinning.
Measure something historically important to science
- Measure change in temperature of a calorimeter.
