On this page, you will find video-tutorials devoted to the Go-Lab Ecosystem, its interfaces, and particular applications. Please note that the visual design of the Go-Lab Ecosystem has been changed in October 2017. Most of the videos demonstrate the old design. We are working on the new video-tutorials for you!
Go-Lab Portal Virtual Tour
Watch this video, and we will guide you through the Go-Lab Portal in a virtual tour! Enjoy!
Go-Lab Main Components
In this video you will learn about the three main components of Golab. These are:
- The Go-Lab Repository
- The authoring environment, also called Graasp
- And the student view.
Create ILS From Lab
In this video you will learn how to create an inquiry space from an online lab. This means you will start in the repository, choose a lab and create a inquiry space around this lab.
Copy Existing ILS
In this video you will learn how copy and adapt an existing ILS. The repository offers many ready to use inquiry spaces. These are made by other Go-Lab users, most of them are teachers.
Create ILS From Graasp
In this video you will learn how to create a ILS from Graasp. There are several way you can create an inquiry space.
Add Labs And Apps
In this video you will learn how to add online labs and apps to your ILS.
Add A File
In this video you will learn how to add a file, how to rearrange and delete them and how to add a description.
Add A Link
In this video you will learn how to add a link, which can be used among other things to add a YouTube video to your ILS.
Share An ILS
In this video you will learn how to share an ILS with your students.
Publish An ILS
In this video you will learn how to publish an ILS on Golabz. If you publish an ILS, it will appear on the Go-Lab portal at www.golabz.eu.
Copy And Move Spaces
In this video we explain how to move or copy an ILS into another space or ILS.
Learning Analytics & Privacy In Go-Lab
In this tutorial you will learn how to follow how your students are doing in an ILS and how this is related to privacy issues.
Concept Mapper
The Concept Mapper lets learners create concept maps, to get an overview of the key concepts and their relations in a scientific domain.
Question Scratchpad
This is a tutorial for the Question Scratchpad. The Questioning Scratchpad helps learners formulate research questions.
Hypothesis Tool
This is a tutorial for. the Hypothesis Scratchpad. The Hypothesis Tool helps learners formulate hypotheses. The tool can also be used to offer (partial) ready-made hypotheses students.
Experiment Design Tool
This is a tutorial for. the Experimental Design Tool. The Experiment Design Tool (EDT) supports planning scientific experiments and recording the results observed.
Observation Tool
In this video you will learn how to use the observation tool. The observation tool allows your students to record observations they make during their investigation.
Data Viewer
This is a tutorial for. the Data Viewer. The Data Viewer provides features for learners to organise and visualise the data from experiments. Data sets can be presented in different ways, e.g.
Conclusion Tool
This is a tutorial for the Conclusion Tool.
Reflection Tool
In this video you will learn how to use the reflection tool. The Reflection Tool gives feedback to students about their use of an Inquiry Learning Space.
Table Tool
In this video you will learn how to use the table tool. The table tool helps you create a table. You as a teacher define the columns and row and your students can fill it in with text or numbers.
Configuration Of Tools
In this tutorial you will learn how you can configure tools to fit your learing needs.
SpeakUp
General introduction to the SpeakUp mobile app.
Brainstorming With SpeakUp In An ILS
Tutorial on how to use the SpeakUp app in a Go-Lab Inquiry Learning Space (or ILS).
GoModel App Tutorial
This video tutorial briefly explains the idea of modelling, and introduces the GoModel modelling app by showing how to create a first, simple model.