[Blindmath] APH Field Test Opportunity
Maurizio Gabelli
maurizio.gabelli at gmail.com
Fri Jul 22 21:02:42 UTC 2016
Hi,
Any problem if i'm italian and live and work in Italy?
Maurizio
2016-07-15 22:08 GMT+02:00 Li Zhou via Blindmath <blindmath at nfbnet.org>:
> Dear Teachers of the Visually Impaired:
>
> I’m writing to ask your help in identifying field testers for a
> new APH project, an accessible version of the Snap Circuits Jr.
> electronics kit.
>
> SC Jr. is an entry-level kit for learning about circuits, current,
> resistance, switches, motors, and other basic electronics concepts. It
> is sold in stores and is widely used in classrooms because the parts
> are durable, colorful, and easy to assemble into projects that light
> up, make sounds, and the like. Here is an online description of the
> product:
>
>
> http://www.snapcircuits.net/products/product_details/snap_circuits_jr._100_experiments=MzUz#
>
> APH plans to offer an accessible version with the parts labeled in
> braille and the pictorial instructions adapted into step-by-step
> lists. We view this kit as a tool for learning, recreation, and
> classroom inclusion. We have obtained a number of kits and are
> preparing them to be sent out in early September for evaluation in
> schools.
>
> Our ideal field tester would have some combination of the
> following and must be willing to perform the evaluation during the
> time specified (September – October):
>
> --Experience teaching science and/or physics to blind and VI students
>
> --Interest in teaching basic electronics, either in a curriculum
> or as recreation/enrichment
>
> Will you help us by being an evaluator or putting us in touch with
> others you know who may be interested? If so, we need the following
> information:
>
> Name:
>
> Title/Position:
>
> Agency:
>
> Shipping address for materials:
>
> Ages/grade levels of students with whom you would test the materials:
>
> Number of blind or braille-reading students and number of
> low-vision students:
>
> Science teaching experience:
>
> Experience teaching electronics:
>
> Familiarity with Snap Circuits or similar products:
>
> Please send contact information to me, and write back with any
> questions you have. Thank you!
>
> Fred
>
>
> Frederick Otto
> Tactile Literacy Project Leader
> American Printing House for the Blind
> P. O. Box 6085
> 1839 Frankfort Ave.
> Louisville, KY 40206-0089
> fotto at aph.org
>
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