Category: Probeware & Sensors
Last week, Paul, Ed, and I did physics. This is such a rare event that it deserves note. We actually developed a theory, collected data, compared theory to data, came up with new ideas and tested them. We only wish kids everywhere could have the same experience. This investigation was prompted by Ewa Kedzierska’s presentation […]
This post describes an older method for connecting sensors to a web browser. You can learn about a newer, more robust method using Web Bluetooth in this Under the Hood article from our fall 2017 @Concord newsletter. Here at the Concord Consortium we are very interested in making sensors that are easy to use in […]
Bob Tinker, Emeritus President of the Concord Consortium, noted, “The creation of probeware represents one of the most valuable contributions of computers to education.” In 1981, Robert Tinker and Stephen Bannasch from the Technical Education Research Center developed the first educational temperature grapher. This software was developed for the Apple II computer and was part […]