Integrate Visual Learning with InspireData<sup>®</sup> into your Curriculum

Overviews

This Quick Tour multimedia presentation illustrates the key features of InspireData. See how students move instantly from data collection to data analysis with the integrated Table and Plot Views.

Quick Tour System Requirements

How to Use

Introducing Table View Introducing Plot View Creating and conducting e-Surveys

Atomic Learning offers several additional tutorials to help educators and students learn to use InspireData quickly and successfully. PC users and Mac users, visit Atomic Learning to find out more.

On-demand Webinars

Struggling to Engage Students in Math? See How Math Concepts Come to Life with InspireData®

InspireData is a powerful tool to engage students and bring math concepts to life.

Making Data Analysis Fun and Engaging with Real Data and InspireData® 1.5

Students use InspireData® to investigate, analyze, and represent data and information in dynamic graphs and plots. See how real-life recycling data was collected with an e-Survey and analyzed using the features and functions of InspireData.

Engage Students and Promote Project-based Learning Across the Curriculum with InspireData®

Listen to an interview with Telannia Norfar, a ninth-grade math teacher at Northwest Classen High School in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Norfar used InspireData by having her math students use it to collect and analyze data for how to improve the quality and selection of food in their school cafeteria.

Analyzing Close Presidential Races with InspireData®: How Might a Different Winner Have Changed History?

The 2008 presidential election was another nail biter. Tap into the excitement and use this "teachable moment" to look back in history at the other close presidential races. Then we'll examine how history might have been different if the candidate who was narrowly defeated had won.

Engaging Students in Civics and Government with the Presidential Election and InspireData®

Find out how to create e-Surveys to gather data about the candidates' views and gather students' opinions about those views, analyze the results with visual graphs and plots that show the power of polling and engage students with interesting questions that encourage them to look further into their information, explore the data and find correlations.

Building Data Literacy Skills with Radish Plants and InspireData®

Building Data Literacy Skills with Radish Plants and InspireData® demonstrated how, using plant data collected by an Oregon middle school science class, you can collect and display data quickly and easily, construct dynamic data plots and use scientific inquiry to analyze and interpret results.

Click here for the InspireData webcasts.

Curriculum Applications

Conducting an Experiment Identifying Historical Trends Mean vs. Median Making Data Analysis Engaging Using InspireData Probability Experiment with Dice Soap Bubble Experiment Earth Day Activities on Carbon Emissions and Recycling Exploring Elements Using InspireData to Conduct a Mock Presidential Election Using InspireData to Conduct a Mock Presidential Election, Part 2 Discovering Pi

These videos showcase how to use InspireData in the classroom in several content areas, giving you some great ideas for integrating data analysis and visual learning throughout your lessons and curriculum.

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QuickTour System Requirements

Visit the Inspired Learning CommunityTM for curriculum ideas created by educators.

Interested in more InspireData tutorials like these?
Click here to view samples of additional InspireData tutorials available from Atomic Learning.


	Overviews InspireData Quick Tour This Quick Tour multimedia presentation illustrates the key features of InspireData. See how students move instantly from data collection to data analysis with the integrated Table and Plot Views. Quick Tour System Requirements How to Use Introducing Table View Introducing Plot View Creating and conducting e-Surveys Atomic Learning offers several additional tutorials to help educators and students learn to use InspireData quickly and successfully. PC users and Mac users, visit Atomic Learning to find out more. On-demand Webinars Struggling to Engage Students in Math? See How Math Concepts Come to Life with InspireData® InspireData is a powerful tool to engage students and bring math concepts to life. Making Data Analysis Fun and Engaging with Real Data and InspireData® 1.5 Students use InspireData® to investigate, analyze, and represent data and information in dynamic graphs and plots. See how real-life recycling data was collected with an e-Survey and analyzed using the features and functions of InspireData. Engage Students and Promote Project-based Learning Across the Curriculum with InspireData® Listen to an interview with Telannia Norfar, a ninth-grade math teacher at Northwest Classen High School in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Norfar used InspireData by having her math students use it to collect and analyze data for how to improve the quality and selection of food in their school cafeteria. Analyzing Close Presidential Races with InspireData®: How Might a Different Winner Have Changed History? The 2008 presidential election was another nail biter. Tap into the excitement and use this "teachable moment" to look back in history at the other close presidential races. Then we'll examine how history might have been different if the candidate who was narrowly defeated had won. Engaging Students in Civics and Government with the Presidential Election and InspireData® Find out how to create e-Surveys to gather data about the candidates' views and gather students' opinions about those views, analyze the results with visual graphs and plots that show the power of polling and engage students with interesting questions that encourage them to look further into their information, explore the data and find correlations. Building Data Literacy Skills with Radish Plants and InspireData® Building Data Literacy Skills with Radish Plants and InspireData® demonstrated how, using plant data collected by an Oregon middle school science class, you can collect and display data quickly and easily, construct dynamic data plots and use scientific inquiry to analyze and interpret results. Click here for the InspireData webcasts. Curriculum Applications Conducting an Experiment Identifying Historical Trends Mean vs. Median Making Data Analysis Engaging Using InspireData Probability Experiment with Dice Soap Bubble Experiment Earth Day Activities on Carbon Emissions and Recycling Exploring Elements Using InspireData to Conduct a Mock Presidential Election Using InspireData to Conduct a Mock Presidential Election, Part 2 Discovering Pi These videos showcase how to use InspireData in the classroom in several content areas, giving you some great ideas for integrating data analysis and visual learning throughout your lessons and curriculum. Get QuickTime QuickTour System Requirements Visit the Inspired Learning CommunityTM for curriculum ideas created by educators. Interested in more InspireData tutorials like these? Click here to view samples of additional InspireData tutorials available from Atomic Learning.

Integrate Visual Learning with InspireData® into your Curriculum

Integrate Visual Learning with InspireData^® into your Curriculum