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Interesting articles published regularly on education and science teaching, the use of FizziQ, or scientific articles.
Christophe Chazot
Nov 1, 20222 min read
What's new with FizziQ 'Blue'?
What are the latest innovations embedded in FizziQ 'Blue' ?
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Christophe Chazot
Jul 6, 20225 min read
Fun and serious Low Frequency Oscillators effects (LFO)
In this blog, we will study the acoustic phenomenon of rhythmic pulses. This effect is very easy to create with the FizziQ application...
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Christophe Chazot
Dec 17, 20216 min read
Why is green light used in watches to measure heartbeat ?
Many applications allow you to calculate the heart rate using only the camera of a smartphone. On what principles are these applications...
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Christophe Chazot
Nov 15, 20212 min read
Science experiments with a smartphone for high school curriculum (ISCED3, K12 9th-12th)
Smartphones are the ideal tool to conduct rapid experimentation on a variety of science topics. We have gathered here 10 experiments that...
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Christophe Chazot
Oct 2, 20212 min read
Does adding two sounds really increase the sound level by 3 decibels?
It is not easy to demonstrate in class that the addition of two sound sources of the same intensity leads to an increase in the sound...
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Christophe Chazot
Apr 22, 20212 min read
Brightness or luminance?
You have probably noticed that there are several different types of light measurements in FizziQ: luminance and brightness. What is the...
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Christophe Chazot
Apr 22, 20214 min read
How to create and share experimental protocols?
FizziQ is an open system that helps teachers create their own experimental protocols, either from existing protocols that they can...
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Christophe Chazot
Apr 22, 20212 min read
Our tips to use FizziQ in the classroom
The use of smartphones or tablets in the classroom requires a framework but also some flexibility.Following our experiments in class,...
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Christophe Chazot
Apr 22, 20213 min read
What is the difference between linear and absolute acceleration?
Quand on ouvre le menu accéléromètre dans FizziQ on trouve deux types d'accélération : l'accélération linéaire et l'accélération absolue.
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Christophe Chazot
Apr 22, 20212 min read
Smartphones for inquiry based science education
Imagine a digital tool that helps students master scientific experimentation, not virtually, but by observing the world around them....
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