Its been a busy week for all of us, and a slow week for the Talkingreef. im going to give everyone a break from the normal show and present a video presentation that was put together by Samuel Helms (Astrivian). Many of you will remember Samuel from the podcast episode on using aquariums as educational tool, well this is the presentation he gave explaining why that was an effective simulation. If you are at all interested in the used of aquariums for education please check out this video.


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Just a note for those listening to this, rather large, lengthy, video, this is the presentation i gave at the North American Simulation and Gaming Association's (NASAGA) conference in Vancouver, BC. Similar to the podcast i did with rob a while back (#67) this is mostly about marine aquariums as educational tools. The study is the same as the one described in the older podcast. This time, i go in to more detail about the study and describe some pretty cool results from this study.

We found some pretty solid recommendations for using aquariums as educational simulations.

Good show.

this was a good show i thought it provided a good view. (and gave me points to argue educational values with my parents yay :tongue2: )

Good show, several good points to help out my classroom experiment in the spring.

Brian

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