[ARCHIVED] Opinions on Online Science Labs

ericwhitmer
Community Contributor

What are your impressions of conducting science labs online, we are actively researching the viability of online lab delivery and all of the vendors that we have been seeing cross our desks just tout how great they are, there isn't any proof of production of student success. One of the vendors that have crossed me and my science faculty is Hands-On-Labs.

Any ideas and recommendations you may have would be most appreciated.

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