Free Yenka training for UK schools
To help you get started with Yenka, we're offering 15 minutes of free one-to-one online training.
At the moment, this free training is only available to teachers in UK schools - but if you're teaching in a school somewhere else in the world, please contact us if you have questions and we'll do our best to help by e-mail.
For your training, you'll need the latest version of Yenka installed. You'll also need a phone by the computer. Before the training starts, we'll send you an e-mail with instructions for how to log in to your training session.
Places are limited, though. To reserve a session, please send an e-mail to clare-AT-yenka.com, telling us
- your name and school
- the subject you teach
- when you're normally available
- any specific topics you want us to cover
We'll then get back to you to book your slot.
Posted at 01:42PM Nov 17, 2009
by Dominic |
I am tutoring and mentoring MSc students in Nanotechnology. Many originate from the Indian subcontinent and, increasingly have a biology background (and virtually no understanding of physics or chemistry).
Previously, I tutored 1st year UG's in multidisciplinary materials science and engineering.
I believe Yenka software can help with such students
Do your company have interests in developing products for use in the HE sector?
Posted by alan fowler on November 17, 2009 at 09:56 PM GMT #
I do not want to lose this training session. As we do our new installtion of software at holiday times.
Server and classroom are easy at that times. Thank you
Kind Regards
Asif
Posted by asif ayub on November 18, 2009 at 11:42 AM GMT #
Hi Alan
Our software is already used quite a bit in HE, I think. However, please let us know any specific features that you'd like to see, and I'll make sure they're passed on to our developers.
Posted by Dominic on November 18, 2009 at 12:51 PM GMT #
I am Hayssam head of science department in Dubai international School and chemistry tescher.
Normaly available in dubai.I would like you to cover different topics in chem. phy. and biology
Posted by Hayssam on November 18, 2009 at 03:56 PM GMT #
hello there i am no longer a student but a member of two amatuer radio clubs , i am aware of the brilliance of crocodile clips, from a few years ago when i was doing a course on vehicle electronics i would love to be able to purchase crocodile clips from you but unfortunatley it is so expensive for the likes of us hobby-iest if you can help i would love to show it off to my fellow radio amature enthusiest.
kind regards from norman
G4NFS
Posted by 77.102.164.213 on November 18, 2009 at 07:57 PM GMT #
Hi Norman
Have you tried our free home licence for Yenka? No purchase necessary, as long as it's for private use, and it covers all of the topics from Crocodile Clips - and more.
Hope this helps!
Posted by Dominic on November 19, 2009 at 09:19 AM GMT #
I'm really liking the Yenka animations for chemical reactions.....its good when students want to review work.
Posted by Esther Lawton on November 20, 2009 at 10:16 AM GMT #
Only have light and sound at present would like to have tutorial. during term time tou can contact me through school, otherwise my personal e mail.
Posted by HelenMcNeill on December 15, 2009 at 02:58 PM GMT #
I am Head of Department in the Design and Technology faculty at Langley Grammar School. I teach Resistant Materials, Graphics, A Level Product Design and from September 2010, Electronic Products. I would like to know how to create and test circuits.
I am available Wednesday and Friday 2.15 - 3.15pm.
Posted by James Condon on December 21, 2009 at 08:47 PM GMT #