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Using the Torque 3d Gaming Engine to Explore the Lithium Atom
The EdCenter is collaborating with local high school science teacher Robert North from Hoover High School to develop a lesson on the nuclear force for his students using the Torque 3D Gaming Engine. This project is funded in part by the NSF Engaging People in Cyberinfrastructure program (EPIC). Our vision is to enhance student's motivation levels through the use of photorealistic multi-user environments within which students may navigate and explore in an inquiry-based fashion.
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Developers of the Torque Game illustrating Nuclear Force
John NguyenSkylar Hayes
A Virtual Lithium Battery is used to
describe various properties of the Nuclear Force. State Standard 11.a
Nuclear Procdesses
http://www.cde.ca.gov/be/st/ss/scchemistry.asp
View the Chemistry Module currently under development by Robert North , Hoover High School.
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