CREATIONS Workshop Guidance
How to conduct a workshop in order to discuss Creativity in Science Education
Resources
Cultural Collisions Canada
Cultural Collisions Dance at CERN
Cultural Collisions Demonstrator
This document provides a step by step introduction to the Cultural Collisions activity.
Cultural Collisions introductory workshops
Description of the Cultural Collisions introductory workshops.
Cultural Collisions Keynote Presentation
Keynote speech delivered by Dr. Michael Hoch regarding Cultural Collisions at CERN: An effective way to bring Nobel Prize Winning Science in the Classroom through Art using creativity as a vehicle.
Cultural Collisons Canada exhibition OSC Science Centre April 2018
Cultural Collisions” is an interdisciplinary exhibition, lecture and workshop series based on the art@CMS methodology. The “Cultural Collision in Canada” event will create a learning experience for students and teachers to integrate Science and the Arts. It is a novel concept and an innovative and experimental collaboration in itself.
Demonstrator: The ALICE Experiment at CERN
Digging Into Comets
To ηλιακό σύστημα εμπεριέχει πάγο. Η πλειοψηφεία του περιφέρεται στο εξώτερο Ηλιακό Σύστημα, αλλά κάποιες φορές κάτι μπορεί να διαταρράξει τον πάγο και να τον αναγκάσει να κινηθεί προς τον ήλιο. Σε αυτό το μάθημα θα συζητήσουμε για τους κομήτες, πώς τους ανακαλύπτουμε και πώς έφεραν νερό σε κόσμους όπως η γή.
Distances and scales
This activity aims to have the students comprehend the use of scales in maps. Different distances need different scales in order to be accurately depicted on a map.
Starting from simple paper maps, the students move to e-maps and during a hands on activity, optimize the scale for various pairs of locations.
Distances and scales
This activity aims to have the students comprehend the use of scales in maps. Different distances need different scales in order to be accurately depicted on a map.
Starting from simple paper maps, the students move to e-maps and during a hands on activity, optimize the scale for various pairs of locations.
Double slit experiment and the concept of trajectory
In this scenario, students will encounter the concept of trajectory, the wave and particle motion and take their first look at the behavior of electrons doing the double slit experiment in an augmented reality environment.
Draw the music you hear
An educational scenario authored by Nele Denayer in the framework of iMuSciCA 2018 summer school.
E=mc2 proof
In the following, we shall describe a simplified version of Einstein’s first proof on E=mc2 as described in his seminal paper in 1905.
Earthquakes
In this educational activity, students will learn about earthquakes and plate tectonics in an interactive fashion.