Mar 01, 2017 2017-03-01
Mobile Learning
Activities for Science Making
The free Science Journal app for Android lets students use their smartphones or external sensors to conduct experiments and record findings. On the Making & Science website, created in partnership with the Exploratorium in San Francisco, teachers will find activity ideas for students aged 10 and up—such as building musical instruments that respond to light, or exploring graphing and angle measurement by tilting their smartphone and then seeing how they can use a graph to tell a story.
Science Project-based Learning Making/Makerspace Educational Technology
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