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Multimedia Science creates teaching software and materials in the areas of Teacher Tools, Physics, and Chemistry.
These materials can be found on the Teachers Pay Teachers site.
Free Screen Capture Software
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Blended Learning
- Blended Learning Examples These pages explain the concept of bleneded learning and give a number of examples, including several online simulations. They were developed several years ago for a graduate course and some of the links are out of date and no longer work.
Multimedia Science Teacher Tools
- Games - Hangman Game Maker Softwar The Hangman Game Maker and Player software allows teachers or parents to create learning games based on the age old favorite of hangman, supposedly created during Victorian times.
- Classroom Tool - Random Student The Random Student software randomly chooses student names from class lists that you can create and save. Use the software to choose students to answer questions, solve problems, set up groups, or for other classroom activities.
- Jeopardy Type Game - Categories Game Maker Software The Categories Game Maker allows you to create fun and exciting review or assessment games for any curriculum that can be played with classes using a computer and projector system.
- Games - Academic Game Maker & Player Software The Academic Game Maker & Player software allows teachers to quickly and easily create fun educational games for any curriculum. Teachers use the Academic Game Maker to create learning games and then save them as game files. Students can then load these game files and play the games using the Academic Game Player. There are three different games: Laser I, Matching, and Laser II. The final game file can include up to two games of each type, for a total of six games in each game file.
- Classroom Tool - Sound Effects Software The Sound Effects software allows you to create, save, and load sound files that include five sounds that can be played by clicking on colored buttons from the Play Sounds screen. Use the sounds to get your audience's attention, indicate whether question answers are correct or incorrect, remind test takers to move on to a new section, play recorded directions, or help make your point.