Characteristics and Educational Advantages of Laboratory Automation in High School Chemistry
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v7iS1.1787Keywords:
chemical education, constructivist learning environment, high school, laboratory automation.Abstract
This paper presents a study of automation in the high school chemical inquiry based laboratory. Simple computer-controlled devices for automation of basic manual operations were constructed and applied in students' laboratory experiments together with the Fourier-Systems Inc. data collection and management systems. We examined characteristics of learning in the new automated laboratory environment and discussed educational outcomes.
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