Our newly enhanced Vernier Graphical Analysis™ Pro app was recently named a 2021 Best Tool for Remote and Blended Learning by Tech & Learning! It was recognized in both the secondary and higher education categories of this new awards program, which highlights standout technology solutions that have boosted student engagement and remote collaboration over the past year.

“Despite the many challenges schools have had to face this past year, technology continues to be one of the key drivers for innovation,” said Tech & Learning Group Publisher Christine Weiser. “The winning products recognized have supported continuous instruction throughout the pandemic, and we expect this momentum to continue into next year and beyond.”

The Graphical Analysis Pro app, which expands upon the award-winning Vernier Graphical Analysis app, lets educators and students easily insert, view, and sync a video to sensor data for analysis. It also features the ability to perform live experiments and share data over the internet in real time. Whether learning happens remotely or in person, students can experience real experiments and think critically as they analyze and graph data—helping them connect abstract concepts to real-world applications. 

Graphical Analysis Pro includes a wide variety of experiment videos synced with sample data and complete student instructions that cover common topics in biology, chemistry, middle school science, and physics. The app is compatible with most devices used in schools, including Chromebooks, providing flexibility and cost savings as students can use their own devices for analysis while learning remotely.

In addition to being a 2021 Best Tool for Remote and Blended Learning, the app was also recently named a winner of the Tech & Learning Best of Show at ISTE 2020 Awards and the platinum winner in the STEM/STEAM App category of THE Journal’s 2020 New Product Awards. 

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