Learn how the new Bar Graph display is used to collect and analyze discrete sensor measurements in SPARKvue. This example with the Noncontact Temperature Sensor also demonstrates how to pair the wireless AirLink 2 interface to an iPad.

PASCO Capstone software drives the output of the 850 Universal Interface as we compare the frequency response profiles of two speakers: one made from a paper cup, the other a professional speaker.

The PASCO Capstone configuration file is available for download.

Learn how to set up the PASPORT Spirometer sensor to measure lung volume.

Learn how the Colorimeter and SPARKvue can be used to analyze the order of reaction of bleach reacting with blue dye.

Here's the SPARKlab featured in our "Energy Content of Food" movie:

Energy Content of Food.spk

You can use it with SPARKvue software or on the SPARK Science Learning System.

In this experiment we measure the temperature change in a can of water to determine the energy content of the food being burned below it and discuss ways this topic can be integrated into your biology course.

Happy holidays from PASCO! We used a spectrometer and SPARKvue to compare the spectral signatures of a variety of holiday lights: white incandescent, white LED, and colored LEDs.

Discover how adding probeware measurements of pressure can enhance the explanation of the classic science trick of getting an egg through the narrow neck of a bottle.

Here are the student and teacher versions of the "Plant Photosynthesis and Respiration" lab:

Plant Respiration and Photosynthesis lab

Quickly investigate the photosynthesis and cellular respiration of spinach leaves using the PASPORT Carbon Dioxide Gas Sensor in this lab from the latest edition of PASCO's Biology through Inquiry manual.