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Laboratory Simulations
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Labster is pre-made, supplemental courseware offering laboratory simulations for STEM subjects. The lab simulations allow students to conduct scientific experiments in a virtual environment and many are part of larger scenarios such as gathering and analyzing evidence at a crime scene. Students using Labster also encounter instructive videos and quiz questions interspersed throughout the simulations. Instructors often use Labster as a digital tool to prepare students for a lab exercise, and when teaching in fully online, blended or face-to-face learning environments.
Courseware Features
- Pre-made Course
- Supplemental
Disciplines
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
LMS Integrations
- Blackboard
- Canvas
- Brightspace by D2L
- Moodle
- Sakai
- Schoology
Standards Integrations
- LTI
- LTI 2.0
- oAuth
- SCORM
Support
- In-Person Faculty Training
- Instructional Design / Course Development Services
- Online or Phone Faculty Support
- Online or Phone Student Support
- Technology / Platform Integration Services
Pricing Data
- License
- $90 per student, per semester
Courseware Features
Ratings are based on company self-assessment, guided by the CWiC Framework.
- Adaptivity
The content can be adjusted in relation to a learner's knowledge
Low
- Customization
Educators and course designers can alter learning or assessment content
Low
- Learner Autonomy
Learners can impact or augment instruction based on their choices
Low
- Socio-Emotional
Use of feedback and interventions based on a learner’s social-emotional state
Medium
- Assessment
The presence of academic structures and the capacity to assess learning in relation to them
High
- Collaboration
Ability for learners and/or educators to engage with each other in the context of learning
Low
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