Using FizziQ in the Classroom for Inquiry-Based Learning

Tips and resources to integrate FizziQ into your teaching

FizziQ was designed for use in educational settings. Its user-friendly design makes the app easy to use and engaging for students. Teachers have at their disposal a precision scientific instrument that is easily accessible and portable, helping students develop their analytical skills and interest in science experimentation, as well as in other areas such as music, geography, or visual arts. The experiment notebook encourages group work and facilitates grading with the PDF report. For a broad overview of what a phone makes possible in science, see our guide Doing Physics with a Smartphone.

FizziQ and FizziQ Junior apps work on any smartphone, Chromebook, or tablet running iOS or Android. The apps are free with no personal data sharing. They can be used in class, for remote learning, at home, or in the field. The apps have received support from the French Ministry of National Education and Youth.

To help teachers find experiment protocols suited to their subjects and classes, and to organize their lessons, we have developed numerous free resources in partnership with the La main a la pate foundation.

FizziQ Community Protocols

Teachers regularly share experiment protocols with us that we publish in the "Activities" tab. In this database, you will find protocol descriptions, related links, and the protocol QR code that can be downloaded directly from the app.

The QR code can also be shared with students and does not require internet access. If you would like to share protocols you have created in class, contact us!

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La main a la pate Resources

In partnership with Trapeze.digital, the La main a la pate foundation has developed comprehensive pedagogical resources for using FizziQ in the classroom.

These resources detail activities that can be conducted in class, emphasizing an active and experimental approach to science in accordance with La main a la pate's pedagogical principles.

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FizziQ Resources

Using smartphones or tablets in class for experimentation is an enriching and motivating experience for students. It requires a framework but also some flexibility from the teacher.

Based on our classroom experiments, we have developed numerous resources to help you: blog articles, tutorial videos, and comprehensive documentation.

Articles Resources Kinematics videos

Training

The La main a la pate Foundation provides a comprehensive tutorial on the L@map platform for teachers who want to learn how to use FizziQ.

This online training course will guide you step by step through the app and give you ideas for activities to do with your students.

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Would you like to share a protocol?

If you have created activities with FizziQ and would like to share them with the community, please feel free to contact us.