K-12 Outreach Introduction - Revision history

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	[http://www.astc.org/ Association of Science and Technology Centers- Main clearinghouse for museum exhibit and demo technologies.]		[http://www.astc.org/ Association of Science and Technology Centers- Main clearinghouse for museum exhibit and demo technologies.]

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	[http://depts.washington.edu/cmditr/media/voltmetercs3.swf Experimental Flash Voltmeter using microphone input- .5 volts or less]		[http://depts.washington.edu/cmditr/media/voltmetercs3.swf Experimental Flash Voltmeter using microphone input- .5 volts or less]

			Marcum-Dietrich, N.I. & Ford, D.J. (2002). The Place for the Computer Is in the Laboratory: An Investigation of the Effect of Computer Probeware on Student Learning. Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching. 21 (4), pp. 361-379. Norfolk, VA: AACE.

	=== Resources for Informal Science Education ===		=== Resources for Informal Science Education ===

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	=== More Hands On Demos and Activity Ideas ===		=== More Hands On Demos and Activity Ideas ===
	*[http://depts.washington.edu/cmditr/media/Educ_demo_suppliers.docx List of suppliers for education kit materials]		[http://depts.washington.edu/cmditr/media/Educ_demo_suppliers.docx List of suppliers for education kit materials]

	[http://www.hands-on-optics.org/resources/ HANDS ON OPTICS- (from OSA, SPIE and NOA0]		[http://www.hands-on-optics.org/resources/ HANDS ON OPTICS- (from OSA, SPIE and NOA0]

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	Using a computer to connect to measurement probes is very common in research. In demonstrations it gives you the chance to generated a data display on the fly while you are doing a demo to get students more engaged. Voltage, current, light and temperature probes are available and there are simple analog to digital converters that can plug into your USB interface.		Using a computer to connect to measurement probes is very common in research. In demonstrations it gives you the chance to generated a data display on the fly while you are doing a demo to get students more engaged. Voltage, current, light and temperature probes are available and there are simple analog to digital converters that can plug into your USB interface.

	[http://k8.vernier.com/products/interfaces/ Vernier Go!Link USB interface]		[http://k8.vernier.com/products/interfaces/ Vernier Go!Link USB interface and voltage/current probe]

	[http://store.pasco.com/pascostore/showdetl.cfm?did=9&partnumber=PS-2100A&detail=1 Pasco USBlink]		[http://store.pasco.com/pascostore/showdetl.cfm?did=9&partnumber=PS-2100A&detail=1 Pasco USBlink]

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	=== Assembling the Kits ===		=== Assembling the Kits ===
	To build your own kits start by ordering the components listed at the end of the wiki for each kit. Most of the materials in the original kits are provided in quantities for a table top demo (1-2 copies). If you know that you are going to want to do a larger group where everyone needs a polarizing filter for example then order enough for a class. Be warned that that if you pass out something cool to everyone in a class you are probably not going to get them all back!		#To build your own kits start by ordering the components listed at the end of the wiki for each kit. Most of the materials in the original kits are provided in quantities for a table top demo (1-2 copies). If you know that you are going to want to do a larger group where everyone needs a polarizing filter for example then order enough for a class. Be warned that that if you pass out something cool to everyone in a class you are probably not going to get them all back!

	#Print the manual with a color printer and assemble with a 1 1/2" three ring binder with separators for each activity.		#Print the manual with a color printer and assemble with a 1 1/2" three ring binder with separators for each activity.
	#Place materials for each activity in three ring, zip lock binder bags so they are organized with each activity. You may want to keep the additional product info and lessons that come with each component at the end of the binder.		#Place materials for each activity in three ring, zip lock binder bags so they are organized with each activity. You may want to keep the additional product info and lessons that come with each component at the end of the binder.

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	#Print the manual with a color printer and assemble with a 1 1/2" three ring binder with separators for each activity.		#Print the manual with a color printer and assemble with a 1 1/2" three ring binder with separators for each activity.

	#Place materials for each activity in three ring, zip lock binder bags so they are organized with each activity. You may want to keep the additional product info and lessons that come with each component at the end of the binder.		#Place materials for each activity in three ring, zip lock binder bags so they are organized with each activity. You may want to keep the additional product info and lessons that come with each component at the end of the binder.

	#Keep all the materials and binder in a plastic snap case from Storables. The box needs to be 17"x13"x6".		#Keep all the materials and binder in a plastic snap case from Storables. The box needs to be 17"x13"x6".

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	=== Assembling the Kits ===		=== Assembling the Kits ===
			To build your own kits start by ordering the components listed at the end of the wiki for each kit. Most of the materials in the original kits are provided in quantities for a table top demo (1-2 copies). If you know that you are going to want to do a larger group where everyone needs a polarizing filter for example then order enough for a class. Be warned that that if you pass out something cool to everyone in a class you are probably not going to get them all back!

			#Print the manual with a color printer and assemble with a 1 1/2" three ring binder with separators for each activity.

			#Place materials for each activity in three ring, zip lock binder bags so they are organized with each activity. You may want to keep the additional product info and lessons that come with each component at the end of the binder.

			#Keep all the materials and binder in a plastic snap case from Storables. The box needs to be 17"x13"x6".

	[http://www.storables.com/Shop/Office/Hobby-Cases--Photo-Storage/?launch_pg=itemPage&launch_sel=1001905&launch_pg_sp=true&title=Large+Snap+Case Storables- Large Snap Case $7.95]		[http://www.storables.com/Shop/Office/Hobby-Cases--Photo-Storage/?launch_pg=itemPage&launch_sel=1001905&launch_pg_sp=true&title=Large+Snap+Case Storables- Large Snap Case $7.95]

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	=== Assembling the Kits ===		=== Assembling the Kits ===

	[http://www.storables.com/Shop/Office/Hobby-Cases--Photo-Storage/?launch_pg=itemPage&launch_sel=1001905&launch_pg_sp=true&title=Large+Snap+Case ~~Storable Hobby Plastic~~ Case $7.95]		[http://www.storables.com/Shop/Office/Hobby-Cases--Photo-Storage/?launch_pg=itemPage&launch_sel=1001905&launch_pg_sp=true&title=Large+Snap+Case Storables- Large Snap Case $7.95]

	===Education Standards===		===Education Standards===

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The Kits

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	*[[Nanocrystalline - Dye Solar Cell Kit]]		*[[Nanocrystalline - Dye Solar Cell Kit]]
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			=== Assembling the Kits ===

			[http://www.storables.com/Shop/Office/Hobby-Cases--Photo-Storage/?launch_pg=itemPage&launch_sel=1001905&launch_pg_sp=true&title=Large+Snap+Case Storable Hobby Plastic Case $7.95]

	===Education Standards===		===Education Standards===