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Digital Microscopy in the Classroom or in the Home School

Digital Microscope has revolutionized the microscopic studies in school and has reduced the hassles for the students. This technological innovation has simplified the tasks for students and has resulted in evolution of paperless classroom. Digital Microscope is a good teaching tool and it makes the job much easier.

Digital Microscope has a built in camera attached to the microscope. The camera aids in capturing the enlarged images on a computer screen and the images can also be displayed on a LCD screen. This aids the teachers in sharing the microscopic images simultaneously with a large number of students.

The digital microscope enables the students to view the small and enlarged images simultaneously on the computer screen. The images can be saved on the hard disc of a computer and can be studied, re-studied and measured and manipulated with use of software. This feature of digital microscope is different from the conventional microscope wherein the students had to collect the images on the papers and at times they had to repeat the microscopic study many times.

Digital Microscope comes in with a plug and play feature and is very simple to use. The equipment has automatic focus and aperture adjustments and has built in mouse. This feature makes this device easy to use and allows the students to capture images from different angles and of different resolution with a click of mouse.

Digital Microscope enables the teachers to use the images with a host of presentation tools and make comparison with different images and different resolutions of the same image. The images captured by a digital microscope can be shared on the Internet and as a result it considerably saves the time of the students and the teachers. Digital Microscopy enables the teachers to share the previously captured images and also helps the students who have missed the laboratory sessions.

One of the most important contributions of digital microscopy is for the teaching of students with disabilities and learning difficulties. Such students are not able to properly see-through the eyepiece of a microscope. In such cases the digital microscope can be of great help because the enlarged images can be viewed on the computer screen or LCD projection screens.

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