Labdisc Video – GlobiSens

Getting Started with Labdisc & GlobiLab X

Video tutorials and experiments designed to help you start using Labdisc in your science classes.

Connecting the Labdisc

Learn how to connect your Labdisc to any computer or tablet using Bluetooth or USB. Follow this simple step-by-step guide to get connected and start measuring in seconds.

Connecting a Classic Bluetooth Labdisc

Using an older Labdisc model? This video shows how to pair and connect Classic Bluetooth Labdiscs through your device’s Bluetooth settings and link them to GlobiLab X quickly and easily.

Preparing for Data Logging

Get your Labdisc ready for experiments. Learn how to select sensors, set the sampling rate, and configure measurements before you begin recording scientific data.

Starting an Experiment

See how to run a live Labdisc experiment and record real-time measurements. Learn how to start data collection and view results instantly using graphs and tables.

Analyzing the Data

Turn measurements into insights. This video shows how to analyze Labdisc results using graph tools, markers, statistics, and multiple display options.

Downloading Data and Using Map View

Learn how to download experiments stored in Labdisc memory and explore them using Map View. Perfect for outdoor experiments, field trips, and location-based data analysis.

Saving and Opening Experiments

Keep your work organized. Learn how to save Labdisc experiments and reopen them anytime for further analysis, sharing, or classroom preparation.

Using the Workbook

Discover ready-to-use lesson plans built into GlobiLab X. Browse activities by subject and start teaching with guided experiments designed for the classroom.

Using the Sensing Module

View sensor readings instantly with the Sensing module. Customize gauges, monitor measurements in real time, and perform quick checks before running full experiments.

Coding with the Labdisc Using Blockly Data and Using Map View

Learn how to create interactive experiments using Blockly coding. Use real sensor data as inputs, apply logic and math, and build programs that respond to real-world conditions.

XPLORIS – THE ULTIMATE ALL-IN-ONE STEAM SOLUTION

Combining Science, Math, Coding, Control and Art on a single hand held device. Offering end-to-end STEAM experience.

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Experiments with the Labdisc

A montage of K to 12 experiments with the Labdisc in biology, chemistry, environmental science and physics.

Labdisc Introduction

Dovi Bruker, Globisens CEO introduces the Labdisc and GlobiLab software unique functionality.

Labdisc Introduction

Dovi Bruker, Globisens CEO introduces the Labdisc and GlobiLab software unique functionality.

FREE FALL

Using the Labdisc built-in motion sensor and a ping pong ball to measure Newton’s 2nd Law – free fall acceleration

Sound Wave

Using the Labdisc built-in microphone sensor and a standard tuning fork to visualize a sound wave

Microclimates

Demonstrating microclimates to your students by walking from a busy city intersection to a park using the Labdisc built in GPS, humidity and temperature sensors, together with the iPad for data download, display and analysis.

Candle Flame

Studying the relationship between temperature and color in the three zones of a candle flame. This experiment is performed using the Labdisc Biochem and a thermocouple sensor.

How Big is the Classroom?

With the distance (motion) sensor students can get the feel of how long is a meter, as well as gain an understanding of distances and sizes found in their classroom.

How Hot or Cold is the Water?

With the Labdisc and external temperature sensor students measure a warm glass of water and a cold glass of water. They view the live data building on graphs as the real-time temperature measurements are taken.

Measuring Sound Pollution

Students use the sound sensor to measure the level of sound inside their school and on the noisy street outside, using the GPS sensor to plot the data on a map. The students made their own evidence-based discoveries about how noise impacts learning and the quality of daily life, drawing conclusions on how to protect buildings from noise.

Globisens STEM SOLUTIONS - Introduction to Labdisc

“Labdisc: Think of it as a launch-pad for the imagination. Or, a home base for hands-on learning adventures.”

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Tecnociencia TV features the Labdisc for school science

This short movie clip shows the Labdisc being used in the Arquimed technology showroom and out in the field at the Parque Forestal, an urban Santiago city park.

Labdisc in Space

The Labdisc is launched by helium balloon into space to record temperature, air pressure, sound, humidity and GPS by UK primary school children. The movie shows the full story from planning to launch, landing and data analysis.

LabDiscs at Citrus Elementary School

Citrus elementary school 5th graders from Florida Indian river county experiment with the Labdisc.

LabDisc at Bernalillo Elementary School

4th graders, using the Labdisc for environmental studies and micro climate observations. New Mexico USA.

How to Pair the Labdisc and Computer

Pairing allows completely cable-free Bluetooth wireless communication