“Multimedia learning environments are more effective than traditional learning media such as text books, since they engage multiple senses simultaneously. This is proven to stimulate learners, whilst making learning content more memorable.”This exciting system, which has recently received its first order by chemical industry giant BASF, who donated the tool to The Nelson Mandela Bay Science Centre, promises to take learning environments to another level by combining the power of digital simulation with intuitive tangible interaction. Michael Wolf, CEO of Formula D interactive knows: “Multimedia learning environments are more effective than traditional
“Tell me and I will forget. Show me and I may remember. Involve me and I will understand.”Interactive experimental environments like Formula D’s Virtual Chemistry Lab could greatly benefit the current educational classroom situation, making technology tools more accessible to educators and learners, maximising their ability