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Animating the Whole Classroom
February 19, 2012
One of my favorite anecdotal stories around the use of our tool in the classroom was one that involved...
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Announcing Scinemation 2012 Topic: Machines!
February 5, 2012
Based on the success of the first annual Scinemation competition at the Singapore Science Center in November 2011, Singapore...
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Putting an "A" in STEM … STEAM by iCreate
December 5, 2011
There has been plenty of buzz around STEM in the last few years — "Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math"...
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Inspiration through Scinemation
November 21, 2011
Have you ever been in a competition with a room of 400 kids where after you hear, "3-2-1….GO!" there's...
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Inspired by St. Francis School for the Deaf in Brooklyn, NY
October 31, 2011
Tag-teaming with the post from last week, while we were in NYC we had the opportunity to observe the...
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Slow down!! Let’s think this through…
October 16, 2011
STEM… Assessment… 21st Century Skills… Standards… Engagement… Inquiry…. Arrggh, my head is spinning!!! The words in the title of...
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More evidence of the power of animation for science learning
October 2, 2011
A reflective piece on slowmation by Brian Gravel, iCreate’s resident professor and Director of the STEM Education program at...
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Establishing a baseline of student understanding with SAM
September 4, 2011
As we launch into a new school year, one of the biggest challenges that educators may face is establishing...
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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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Animating Test Prep
October 5, 2010
Let's face it, none of us really want to do test prep with our students. However, preparing for standardized...
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