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posted on 8:02 AM, May 26, 2023PhET Interactive Simulations and LabXchange have launched a new collaboration, sponsored by the Amgen Foundation, to make over 160 simulations available on Harvard University’s free, global platform for science education.
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Dear educators of the PhET community,
PhET Interactive Simulations and LabXchange have launched a new collaboration, sponsored by the Amgen Foundation, to make over 160 simulations available on Harvard University’s free, global platform for science education. Now, when accessed on LabXchange, PhET simulations can be combined with educational content from over 150 other high-quality content sources or your own private library. These custom learning sequences, called pathways, can then be saved, shared, and implemented in a variety of online and hybrid teaching contexts.
Join our interactive webinar to learn more about both of these organizations, and how you can make your own pathways! Choose from one of two times: |
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LabXchange, created at Harvard University with support from the Amgen Foundation, is a digital platform that makes high-quality science education accessible, connects learning to careers, and gives everyone, everywhere, the opportunity to chart a path in science—for free.
Visit LabXchange’s extensive library with over 21,000 vetted science resources, including the largest collection of simulations and interactives from over 150 well-known science innovators like NASA, HHMI, The Jackson Laboratory, Khan Academy, Science Buddies, and more!
Using LabXchange’s free customization tools, you can personalize learning by organizing your favorite digital science resources into a self-directed pathway for learners. |
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