Add Science & Math Simulations to Your PowerPoint Slides

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Here are the latest updates for nurhasaan10@gmail.com "Free Technology for Teachers" - 1 new article Add Science & Math Simulations to Your PowerPoint Slides More Recent Articles Add Science & Math Simulations to Your PowerPoint Slides The new school year will be here soon and I haven't taken a break all summer. I'm taking a short break from the Internet to go fishing at one of my favorite places in the world, Kennebago Lake. I'll be back with new posts on Saturday. While I'm gone I'll be republishing some of the most popular posts of the year so far.  PhET is a free resource that has been popular with science and math teachers for many years. PhET provides free interactive math and science simulations covering topics in physics, chemistry, biology, earth science, and mathematics. In the PhET library you'll find simulations appropriate for elementary, middle, high school, and university students. PhET even offers a search tool that will help you find lesson ideas built upon the free simulations. 56 of the PhET simulations are available to insert into PowerPoint presentations through the use of PhET's free PowerPoint Add-in. With the Add-in installed you can browse the available simulations and insert them into your slides. The simulations work in your slide just as they do on the PhET website. Applications for Education The PhET PowerPoint Add-in could be time-saver if you are planning to use more than one simulation during a lesson. Rather than clicking through menus or clicking through bookmarks to bring-up the right simulation, you could just create a slideshow that has your PhET simulations arranged in the sequence you plan to use them during your lesson. This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories A Soccer Physics Lesson Check Out NASA's Interactive Guide to the Solar System Scratch 3.0 and a New Creative Computing Curriculum Guide   • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles Check Out NASA's Interactive Guide to the Solar System A Distraction-free Way to Search and Watch YouTube How to Use Google's VR Tour Creator Five Tools for Creating Animated Videos on Chromebooks Scratch 3.0 and a New Creative Computing Curriculum Guide

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