(1) Digital MIcroscopy
(2) Scanner- skip
Use a scanner to magnify and digitize two or more views of a specimen (suggestions: leaves, cut rock specimens, microscope slides of tissues, insect wings, etc.). Edit and label the images in a graphics editing program.
(3) Digital video - skip
Use digital video editing software to measure and analyze a biological or physical event. For example, you may wish to measure the acceleration of a falling object, the heart rate of Daphnia, or the parabolic trajectory of a thrown ball. Edit the video (sound editing, or labeling) and include sample frames or the final video.
(4) Digital Photography
Document an experiment or activity with at least five digital photographs and corresponding text and labels. Sample high reslution files.
(5) Dynamic line art
Use Fireworks or Flash to edit scientifc line art. Include a labeled, colored sample.