“There are many Gizmos that align with state standards such as mitosis, meiosis, DNA, and photosynthesis.”
- EHS Science Dept Chair, Elkins High School
“These virtual tools offer very rich, engaging, and high quality case studies for high school science that closely align with curriculum expectations. I have found them to be an incredibly valuable resource. Student engagement and feedback has always been positive. I have not been able to find any digital resources that can compare to the educational quality of Gizmos (especially the health-focused case studies). These resources are especially useful when the number of lab rooms are so limited and for students who require visual models to express abstract concepts.”
- High school teacher
“These [Gizmos] helped think about things that I hadn't thought of. Has fully changed the engagement during science!”
- Teacher, Walker Elementary School
“They (students) were so much more interested in Gizmos than they would have been in my standing there lecturing.”
- STEM Specialist, Wake Co School District
“They are aligned with our state standards. I teach all science courses at my school (6-12) and have been able to find Gizmos that align with all courses.”
- Teacher, Randolph Co School District
“They are good for experiments that we cannot do in-person because of danger or lack of supplies or online learning. Some of them are fun and game-like.”
- Teacher, Connecticut Technical Education And Career System
“They enable the students to conceptualize microscopic things in biology that they otherwise wouldn't be able to.”
- Teacher, Charleston Public Schools
“They [PD] have helped in learning how we can implement them in the classroom with items such as presets, exploration, and editing student handouts.”
- EHS Science Dept Chair, Elkins High School
“They [PD] showed me that it is easier to implement the Gizmos and that it does not have to be all or nothing.”
- Teacher, Palm Beach Co School District
“They [students] learned that science is fun and like a game, so they had no hesitation when it came to following the scientific method. They loved doing the online experiments and were so curious, they wanted to do it at home.”
- Technology Coordinator,Teacher, Laurel Park Elementary School