Students Learn Lasers, Hands-On

  • 12/01/96

Exploring Lasers is a complete Technology Education Module. Designed to be used in 8- or 10-day module rotations, it provides a safe, fun way to introduce high-school students to lasers. 

This complete system comes with a mounted diode laser, two student manuals, 11 fast-paced experiments and Introduction to Laser Systems software. The module is designed to be used either with or without the software, allowing instructors greater flexibility. 

The Introduction to Laser Systems software has lessons on Laser Applications, Safety, Construction & Operation, Characteristics of Light and more. Prime Technology Corp., Orlando, FL, (407) 298-2714. D

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