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eduMedia offers an original and comprehensive work tool for science teaching and learning.
eduMedia caters to a wide range of users :
Making science an excitingly animated learning experience.
With eduMedia, teachers have access to a wide collection of educational simulations which cover all the main scientific subjects: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and General Sciences for levels ranging from primary school pupils to university undergraduates. The teaching expertise that has gone into developing the content allows us to provide highly visual and interactive classroom material to illustrate aspects of the course which would be difficult to present using traditional media.
The eduMedia site www.edumedia-sciences.com is constantly being updated and offers to date almost 380 downloadable interactive simulations available to any teacher whose school is an eduMedia subscriber.
Learning sciences through exploration and discovery
eduMedia is also a reference site for learners. Replay the animation on your own to get a good grip on the material presented in class. Experiment some of the scientific principles by yourself.
Thanks to the study sheet provided with each animation, learners are all set to take full benefit of our material.
Making sciences accessible to all
eduMedia's original multimedia approach to sciences offers a highly visual and interactive content in a wide range of subjects while highlighting the links between key points of the academic curriculum and current scientific news.
For example, you will find simulations illustrating subjects such as:
An opportunity to share know-how to create and exchange the resources you need
eduMedia caters to a wide range of users :
A resource bank for teachers
Making science an excitingly animated learning experience.
With eduMedia, teachers have access to a wide collection of educational simulations which cover all the main scientific subjects: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and General Sciences for levels ranging from primary school pupils to university undergraduates. The teaching expertise that has gone into developing the content allows us to provide highly visual and interactive classroom material to illustrate aspects of the course which would be difficult to present using traditional media.
The eduMedia site www.edumedia-sciences.com is constantly being updated and offers to date almost 380 downloadable interactive simulations available to any teacher whose school is an eduMedia subscriber.
See Our Price list
A study tool for learners
Learning sciences through exploration and discovery
eduMedia is also a reference site for learners. Replay the animation on your own to get a good grip on the material presented in class. Experiment some of the scientific principles by yourself.
Thanks to the study sheet provided with each animation, learners are all set to take full benefit of our material.
See Our Price list
A multimedia science encyclopedia for libraries and the general public
Making sciences accessible to all
eduMedia's original multimedia approach to sciences offers a highly visual and interactive content in a wide range of subjects while highlighting the links between key points of the academic curriculum and current scientific news.
For example, you will find simulations illustrating subjects such as:
- The tsunami
- A step by step account of an Ariane 5 launch
- Waste water treatment processes
- The operating principle of the future experimental ITER reactor
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A site for collaborating and sharing
An opportunity to share know-how to create and exchange the resources you need
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