POMT Lesson Plan Draft is available for teachers
Over the course of the grant which funded POMT, GEV worked with a teacher consultant (now an Einstein Fellow) to develop a sample lesson plan.
What can we do for you? Let us know. We have several opportunities for working with science teachers. Check out our Lesson Plan for Powers of Minus Ten.
$9.95
Digital Download
Software for PC and Mac
Appropriate for use in classrooms and at Home - as well as by science geeks and the science-inclined everywhere!
See what human skin looks at the molecular level! Zoom into the hand, discovering the skin at the organ, tissue, cellular and molecular level. Learn basic concepts in biology, exploring the parts of the cell and the different stages of the cell cycle! Also explore DNA replication, transcription and translation and how they relate to the cell cycle. A set of engaging challenges helps you put the structures you identify back together in the same basic processes covered in the app.
POMT was developed with high school students taking Integrated Inquiry Science Class at The Center School. Thank you also to the fantastic teachers Britta Culbertson and Katherine and the students, for all your feedback!
POMT is also available as an iPad app, get it now at the iTunes store!

Powers of Minus Ten was developed as part of a Small Business Innovation Research grant from the National Science Foundation.
Over the course of the grant which funded POMT, GEV worked with a teacher consultant (now an Einstein Fellow) to develop a sample lesson plan.
Zoom into heart from Laura Lynn Gonzalez on Vimeo.
Below is a video mockup of a potential zoom sequence for future versions of POMT! Although this content won't be available for some time, I've been hard at work on a bunch of updates ...