…exploring their macroscopic effects. Every Molecular Workbench model is based on a general physics engine that calculates the forces acting at the atomic level, adds rules for photons, chemical bonds…
Use a series of interactive models and games to explore electrostatics. Learn about the effects positive and negative charges have on one another, and investigate these effects further through games….
…the July 2011 issue of Journal of Chemical Education: “Xie’s article Visualizing Chemistry with Infrared Imaging describes the use of infrared (IR) cameras for inquiry-based experiments. The cost is still…
…systems, and he set out to develop computer software that could model this. This was the start of a brand new discipline known as system dynamics Forrester’s pioneering work led…
…to scientists using supercomputers. Now, with our brand new model, Wildfire Explorer, users can set up experiments with different initial conditions and investigate how the modeled wildfire responds. Wildfire Explorer…
…We developed the Boreal Forest Fire Explorer to allow students to investigate variables specific to the impacts and ecological effects of repeat fires in the boreal ecosystem over time and…
…technology can make scientific phenomena more accessible and understandable and how the use of technology can personalize students’ learning. Participants gain experience with free tools they can use for their…
…integrate probes and sensors that use Java software for use in the classroom. Lingliang Zhang from New York, NY, and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, will design a native application…
…integrate probes and sensors that use Java software for use in the classroom. Lingliang Zhang from New York, NY, and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, will design a native application…
…Students can use Energy2D as an inquiry tool to investigate heat flow and energy usage in 2D model systems. Energy3D Energy3D software presents an easy-to-use 3D user interface for students…