Saturday, November 27, 2010

Christmas Crackers

Do you know what a Christmas Cracker is and how to make it? Learn about it and then we will make one in our workshop.
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Electricity.


Let´s start reading and working about basic electricity concepts.

Recycle, reduce, reuse


You know it is very important that our activities do not have negative impacts on the enviroment. But, what can we do every day? Let´s read and work about that.s

Thursday, November 11, 2010

How to pronounce some tool names.

If you click here here or here, you can learn some tool names and how they sound.
Now, make a list with the names of the tools you use at the workshop and translate them into Spanish.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Electrical circuits.


Read and think about electrical components, measurings and concepts in some circuits.

Friday, February 19, 2010

The History of invention.


There are lots of inventions that have changed the way we live.
Check out a few of them here!

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Friday, February 12, 2010

The compound machine.


Learn how forces and simple machines can work together to create The Compound Machine!
To do it, play this game.
For more information about concepts, click on this glossary.

Design a cell phone.


Help engineering director Elena design and manufacture a cell phone to help senior citizens get the most out of new technology!

Simple and compound machines.


Learn about simple and compound machines while you explore the House and Tool Shed!
Play this game and, then, do some related activities.
If you need some information to better understand the concepts, click on the glossary.

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Metals. Read and work.


After reading this page, do some work about metals.
Copy on your notebook the exercises when you solve them.

Monday, February 1, 2010

Introductory Electronics


You can now revew some ideas about Electricity so that you can start to study Basic Electronics.

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Metals


You can read this text to start learning about metallic materials.

Saturday, January 23, 2010

The Oersted´s experiment

Hans Oersted was preparing his class of physics in the University of Copenhaguen, one evening of April, 1820, when, on having moved a compass next to a cable that was leading electrical current, it noticed that the needle was moving up to staying in a position perpendicular to the direction of the cable. Later, a big quantity of times repeated the experiment, confirming the phenomenon. For the first time a connection had been between the electricity and the magnetism, in an accident that can be considered to be the birth of the electromagnetism.

THE CURRENT THAT CIRCULATES ALONG A DRIVER IS CAPABLE OF CREATING A MAGNETIC FIELD AROUND HIM.

The Michael Faraday´s experiment

Thanks to Oersted, Michael Faraday knew that an electrical current generates magnetic fields. In 1831 it tried to reproduce this process, but in inverse sense, that is to say, that a magnetic field will generate an electrical current.In 1831 the English physicist Michael Faraday discovers that moving a magnet inside an electrical driver an electrical current is generated. To this phenomenon it is named an Electromagnetic Induction and to the generated current, induced current and it is an alternating current.
The electromagnetic induction is the foundation of the generators of electrical current.

How Internet works.

History of the Internet.

History of Computers

The evolution of the computer.

The Steps of the Technological Process

If you have to solve a technology problem, you have to follow a process with some steps. See this video and you will understand.

The seven golden rules of power tool safety.

  • You Are The Most Dangerous Power Tool.
  • All Tools are Equally Dangerous, but Some are More Frequently Harmful.
  • Keep Your Tools Sharp, True, Clean and Running Smooth.
  • Keep Your Work Space Tidy, Well Lit and Distraction Free.
  • Purchase or Make the Appropriate Safety Accessories.
  • Keep a First Aid Kit Handy.
  • Always Trust Your Instincts.

If you need more information, read this text: