Revisions for sandbox-community-microscope-kit-revamp
| 26 CURRENT | mimiss |
September 05, 2019 14:02
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope
Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope on the assembly pages below, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. |
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| 25 | mimiss |
September 05, 2019 14:01
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope
Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope on the assembly pages below, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. |
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| 24 | mimiss |
September 05, 2019 14:01
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope
Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. |
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| 23 | mimiss |
September 05, 2019 14:00
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope
Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 22 | mimiss |
September 05, 2019 13:55
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope
Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 21 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:58
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 20 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:57
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 19 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:56
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 18 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:55
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 17 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:41
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 16 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:39
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 15 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:37
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 14 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:36
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 13 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:35
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 12 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:34
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 11 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:34
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Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 10 | warren |
August 28, 2019 21:33
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Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 9 | warren |
August 28, 2019 18:05
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Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 8 | warren |
August 28, 2019 18:03
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Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. Buttons |
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| 7 | mimiss |
August 28, 2019 15:29
| over 4 years ago
Using simple materials, we’ve developed a microscope kit you can build yourself - the result of many teams’ work coming together! Read more about the Community Microscope here,. If you're new to the Public Lab Community, sign up below to post questions, share research notes, and get updates. If you're already on Public Lab, use the button below to subscribe to all things #community-microscope Assembling Your Community Microscope1. Get a Community MicroscopeYou can find the materials needed to build a community microscope here, or purchase one from the Public Lab Store! 2. Assemble the Microscope Base:(Make assembly video) For step-by-step instructions on how to assemble your microscope, click here. (Link to new assembly note that needs to be updated with Make images) 3. Set Up Your MicroscopeClick here for instructions to assemble the Intro Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Plus Kit Click here for instructions to assemble the Pi Kit ActivitiesThere is so much that you can do with your microscope! Learn more about what the Public Lab Community is doing with their community microscopes below. Using Your MicroscopeCheck out these activities to get started using your microscope. [notes:activity:starter-community-microscope] Our community members have done even more cool stuff, which you can see here (links to tag page for activity:microscope, that page will need a new image, link back to some wiki?) Lesson PlansPublic Lab tools, like the community microscope, can be used in educational settings. Educators at Public Lab have created these materials to get you started using the Community Microscope Kit. You can learn more about Public Lab's Education initiative here. [notes:lesson-community-microscope] WorkshopsScience is better together! Here are some examples of how the community microscope has been used in a workshop setting. Check these out and share your own! [notes:workshop-community-microscope] Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck out these questions and answer's from our community to get you started! [questions:FAQ-community-microscope] Want to see more questions from our community? See more questions about the Community Microscope here. (this links to all the questions tagged as community-microscope) MediaLooking for photos of the community microscope to share? Visit this Wiki to see photos or share your own. |
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