Using a Foldscope at the NJ Science Convention

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jbazler

Monmouth University, West Long Branch, NJ

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On October 14, 2015 Dr. Judith Bazler and Carleigh Engstrom shared the Foldscope technology with other teachers and students at the New Jersey Science Convention (NJSC). The presentation involved hands on activities where attendees had the opportunity to use a Foldscope, create sand sample slides, look at pre-prepared slides, and take pictures using their smartphones. All attendees were extremely impressed with the Foldscope, and were curious about when they would be able to purchase one.
All photos were taken on October 14, 2015 at theNew Jersey Science Teachers Conference “50 cent Microscope, Foldscope” sectional workshop given by Dr. Judith Bazler and Carleigh Engstrom.
A preprepared lilly pollen slide is viewed and photographed using the Foldscope at the NJSC workshop.
NJSC attendees viewed and photographed large sand grains from sand slides that they created.
NJSC attendees created slides of sand samples to view and photograph.
Carleigh Engstrom shows workshop attendees how to use a Foldscope.
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