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rogerfrost.com is a compendium of ideas for using technology with sciencey questions in mind. Started in 1995 to offer ideas to school science teachers, Roger Frost expanded the coverage to home automation, gadgets and sensors to monitor, or understand, what’s going on around us.
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Roger Frost has been writing since 1988 and this web includes his published articles about the use of the Internet; the work of scientists and how technology is useful at home or school.
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Hello Roger, I am a former teacher of 30plus years and have taken a job as Laboratory Technician in a school in Rural Victoria, Australia. I noticed that there was very little technology available for the students to use in science, so I started scouting around for old equipment that other schools no longer used due to updating their datalogging equipment to wireless. I have been trying to get a hold of some of your books (older ones in particular due to the age of the equipment I have collected), but I am struggling to find any copies. I am wondering whether you can point me in the right direction to obtain copies. Thank you, Gayle Spicer (Maryborough Education Centre, Maryborough, Victoria, Australia)
Hello Gayle, Wise idea. If you want worse data logging try wireless…but maybe that’s my luck.
On my website the science experiments menu will find every idea I tried or published. Also the books have been deconstructed and most ideas can be found by a keyword or search box.
I do see my books on Amazon UK but oz will be different. I’ve just uploaded a complete book for you, I’d say it was the most detailed and last of the series.
https://www.rogerfrost.com/data-logging-in-practice/