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Classroom Use:
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Not used in classroom
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Submitted by:
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scott cirmo (Student), Apr 18, 2002
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Comment:
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This was a good web site for those who are just getting the concept of science.
This site shows how the eye works and how it reacts to certain depth factors.
This web site help show people who may have trouble grasping concepts of science
how science relates to the real life. This is a good example of interactive
learning which seems to help people understand concepts better.Although this
site was educational and explanatory, was a bit bleak and lack in depth
explanation. There should be more to the site like for instance; other visual
keys to see how the eye itself works, explain exactly what is going on when you
look at the spinner.
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Technical Remarks:
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The site was easy to get to and navigate through, but some software is required
in order to see some of the material. The software needed is Shockwave, the web
site will open a window asking if you would like to download this. The only
problem is that sometimes this doesn?t work for every computer therefore its not
reliable.
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