This was very easy and very fast. I used data from a project this winter. I currently have students graph with LoggerPro, by hand, and with Excel. Now I can teach them how to do it online with this program. It is very user friendly.
Joy, this was from an assignment for the Winter Ecology course I took this past winter. I dug four snow pits, each at a different location, and recorded data from them. I just used the temperature and # of level (1 being the bottom layer) for this particular graph. If you are interested in my entire "labstract" I wrote, I can send it. I hope to do the assignment with my middle school kids this coming winter. It was a lot of fun!! and we usually get a good amount of snow here in SW Montana!
Did you have your students collect this data? What was the project?
ReplyDeleteI usually have my student graph by hand, but I am looking forward to using an on-line program. Glad to hear that you thought it was easy and fast.
This is a pretty slick web "tool."
ReplyDeleteJoy, this was from an assignment for the Winter Ecology course I took this past winter. I dug four snow pits, each at a different location, and recorded data from them. I just used the temperature and # of level (1 being the bottom layer) for this particular graph. If you are interested in my entire "labstract" I wrote, I can send it. I hope to do the assignment with my middle school kids this coming winter. It was a lot of fun!! and we usually get a good amount of snow here in SW Montana!
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