Applications of data-logger in biology experiments

Pun Hon NG, Siu Wai WANG, Yeung Chung LEE

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Abstract

Data-logger allows the investigation of changes in experimental processes. Using data-logger to monitor biological changes brings a new dimension to biology teaching and learning. The hardware, together with a computer, can record and store the data of one of more parameters. The variations of several parameters can be shown on the same graph for comparison of trends and analysis for inter-relationships. This demonstration session showed several data-logging experiments about energy content of foods, glycolysis, photosynthesis and transpiration. Specifications of the hardware requirement will be explained. Comparisons with similar experiments using traditional apparatus will be also discussed. Copyright © 2001 Hong Kong Institute of Education.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationScience technology education: Enhancing the quality of life through science & technology: Science & Technology Education Conference 2000 proceedings
EditorsKenneth S. VOLK, Wing-mui Winnie SO, Gregory P. THOMAS
Place of PublicationHong Kong
PublisherThe Hong Kong Institute of Education, Education Dept., Hong Kong, Hong Kong Association for Science and Mathematics Education and Hong Kong Association for Design and Technology Education
Pages238-243
ISBN (Print)962949056X
Publication statusPublished - 2000

Citation

Ng, P. H., Wang, S. W., & Lee, Y. C. (2000). Applications of data-logger in biology experiments. In K. S. Volk, W.-M. W. So & G. P. Thomas (Eds.), Science technology education: Enhancing the quality of life through science & technology: Science & Technology Education Conference 2000 proceedings (pp. 238-243). Hong Kong: The Hong Kong Institute of Education, Education Dept., Hong Kong, Hong Kong Association for Science and Mathematics Education and Hong Kong Association for Design and Technology Education.

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