| PANNEL TALK L - Laboratory and ICT in Teacher Training - Session 2 (Room FC) | ||||
| Surname Name | country | Title | Authors | |
| Leader | Torzo Giacomo | ITALY | ||
| Rapporteur | Rogers Laurence | ENGLAND | ||
17.00 |
Torzo Giacomo | ITALY | Portable RTL:an effective tool for experimental science teaching in the classroom | Giacomo Torzo |
| Rogers Laurence | ENGLAND | Does ict in science really work in the classroom | Laurence Rogers | |
| Cees Mulder | NETHERLANDS | Can students be motivated to become physics teachers by helping schools to implement computer-based datalogging and modelling? | C. Mulder, Ton Ellermeijer | |
| Mandic Luka | CROATIA | Methodological
approach to modern physics experiments |
Luka Mandic | |
| Martinez Jimenez Pilar | SPAIN | Learning
physics laboratory with virtual oscilloscope |
P. Martinez Jimenez, M. Varo, A. Pontes - Pedrajas, M. C. Garcia, G. Pedros | |
| O'Sullivan Colm | IRELAND | Enhancement of computerised experiments by means of spreadsheet macros | Colm O'Sullivan, Slavko Kocijancic | |
| Pecori Barbara | ITALY | The learning environment for physics laboratory activities (LEPLA): a web tool for students and teachers | C. O'Sullivan, B.Pecori | |
| Santi Lorenzo | ITALY | Teacher formation strategies on physical optics: experimenting the proposal on diffraction | M Michelini, A Stefanel, L Santi | |
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