E’ attivo il canale YouTube del progetto MISSION

Pubblicato il 27/04/2015Read time: 1 min

E’ stato aperto un canale YouTube del progetto MISSION. Contiene una playlist con video che mostrano in anteprima gli oggetti che compongono il kit MISSION e alcune delle possibili configurazioni di meccanismi che gli studenti potranno realizzare.

Il canale contiene anche numerosi video delle numerose esperienze di utilizzo di questo metodo e che sono svolte dalle scuole negli anni scolastici scorsi. Partendo dalla ricca e documentata esperienza pregressa dei partecipanti,

- Canale Youtube MISSION

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