In February 2017 Labdisc was featured by Boxlight at the TCEA conference and exhibition in Austin, USA. The Labdisc was honored with the Tech & Learning 2017 TCEA Best in Show Award.
Globisens’ remarkable awards success in 2017 (a total of 4 awards won in one year) started at BETT 2017. Coinciding with the company’s 5th BETT anniversary, the Labdisc was selected as the Tech & Learning Best of BETT 2017.
The genesis for the latest app version of GlobiLab resulted from a clear gap in digital science education. Globisens realized that while the Chromebook has emerged as a unique utility for the education sector in recent years, many users were prohibited by the limited number of available apps for this platform, particularly in science education.
Students of the NASA-funded afterschool NOVAS program in collaboration with Hi-Impact Consultancy in the UK recently launched a Labdisc with a high altitude weather balloon to the edge of space. The students’ mission was to take pictures of Earth from space. The Labdisc’s built-in sensors recorded a rich variety of in-flight data, including the upper atmosphere […]
The SAILS (Strategies for Assessing Inquiry Learning in Science) project is an international initiative aimed at developing new methods for assessing the skills of students engaged in inquiry based science activities. The project is has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Program for research technological development and demonstration.
In February 2017 Labdisc was featured by Boxlight at the TCEA conference and exhibition in Austin, USA. The Labdisc was honored with the Tech & Learning 2017 TCEA Best in Show Award.
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Globisens’ remarkable awards success in 2017 (a total of 4 awards won in one year) started at BETT 2017. Coinciding with the company’s 5th BETT anniversary, the Labdisc was selected as the Tech & Learning Best of BETT 2017.
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The genesis for the latest app version of GlobiLab resulted from a clear gap in digital science education. Globisens realized that while the Chromebook has emerged as a unique utility for the education sector in recent years, many users were prohibited by the limited number of available apps for this platform, particularly in science education.
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Students of the NASA-funded afterschool NOVAS program in collaboration with Hi-Impact Consultancy in the UK recently launched a Labdisc with a high altitude weather balloon to the edge of space. The students’ mission was to take pictures of Earth from space. The Labdisc’s built-in sensors recorded a rich variety of in-flight data, including the upper atmosphere and enriching the students’ understanding of massive data changes in a short time-frame.
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The SAILS (Strategies for Assessing Inquiry Learning in Science) project is an international initiative aimed at developing new methods for assessing the skills of students engaged in inquiry based science activities. The project is has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Program for research technological development and demonstration.
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