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Lelu [443]
3 years ago
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Cell Structure and Functions Activity

Physics
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vesna_86 [32]3 years ago
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Answer:Labster’s virtual lab simulations allow students to work through real-life case stories, interact with lab equipment, perform experiments and learn with theory and quiz questions.

A Labster virtual lab simulation is an immersive 3D interactive learning environment. The learning environment may look like a laboratory – or sometimes like a forest or like the desert plains of our imaginary exoplanet, Astakos IV.

Over 1000 schools, colleges, and universities around the world are using Labster as a pre-lab, supplemental learning resource, or as a replacement for a face to face lab during the pandemic.

Explanation:

larisa86 [58]3 years ago
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Answer:

Labster’s virtual lab simulations allow students to work through real-life case stories, interact with lab equipment, perform experiments and learn with theory and quiz questions.

A Labster virtual lab simulation is an immersive 3D interactive learning environment. The learning environment may look like a laboratory – or sometimes like a forest or like the desert plains of our imaginary exoplanet, Astakos IV.

Over 1000 schools, colleges, and universities around the world are using Labster as a pre-lab, supplemental learning resource, or as a replacement for a face to face lab during the pandemic.

Explanation:

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