The Student and Teacher Technology Transformation Teams (ST4) presents this Tech Explorations! resource, part of a series of free online workshops and resources that focus on tech tools that can be used in the CTE classroom. This is the first exploration, and it takes a look at QR codes in the classroom. The exploration includes several different video clips about QR codes, including how they are used and how to create them, and interactive activities. This would be a good introduction to this emerging technology.
The staff members at the National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) have put together a stellar array of websites that deal with ten different areas of...
Created as a joint initiative from the Baylor College of Medicine and Scitable by Nature Education, "Bench to Blackboard" offers up interactive modules that...
This free calculus textbook from Boundless Learning is based off openly available educational resources such as "government resources, open educational...
This free physics textbook from Boundless Learning is based off openly available educational resources such as "government resources, open educational...
This free algebra textbook from Boundless Learning is based off openly available educational resources such as "government resources, open educational...
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A rough ball will travel further than smooth one. Roughness, whether from stitching or abrasion, creates a layer of turbulent air that greatly reduces drag. A smooth golf ball would fly only about half as far as the normal dimpled variety.
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