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Time Lapse with SAM Animation Inspires Inquiry
February 16, 2011
One of the unique features of SAM Animation is the ability to perform time lapse. While this is not...
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Students create inaccurate models – but is that bad?
February 10, 2011
I had the opportunity to observe 2 senior physics classes using SAM Animation as a modeling tool at Portsmouth...
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Educators’ Tips on Landing that Grant
February 4, 2011
Our very own Brian Gravel sat down with Morgan Hynes, Research Professor at Tufts and pulled together a comprehensive...
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Afternoon Animation!
February 3, 2011
Good afternoon, everyone. I wanted to show you something very cool for today’s afternoon animation. In spirit of @changeequation‘s...
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Props or no Props, Open ended or Guided
February 2, 2011
As a high school science teacher that uses SAM, this is a topic I think about often. When I...
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The power of non-virtual workshops
January 25, 2011
As I watched Brian Gravel present to a group of about 20 teachers from Oyster River Middle School in...
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Aesthetically speaking…
January 13, 2011
If you’ve spent as much time on YouTube or our website as I have, you can probably recall a...
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SAM and teacher-made movies
December 20, 2010
Last week, I was shown an excellent instructional movie created by one of my colleagues here at Littleton High...
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Why is Animation Effective?
December 14, 2010
Where is animation particularly effective? Animate things that change: the medium is dynamic, and best suited for showing dynamic...
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SAM and Digital Microscopes
November 18, 2010
Recently at my high school, we tested our digital microscope (ProScope) with SAM Animation and it worked. Our biology...
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