Oceanicscales.com Website Review

This project explores the boundaries between art and science, building interdisciplinary collaboration through an interactive, multi-media puzzle, exploring phytoplankton as a subject of investigation and discovery. version and a mobile app version designed for elementary school students and teachers. There’s no point in making a project about ocean health if it’s made from toxic materials that will end up in our rivers and oceans. Oceanic Scales is made from biodegradable materials such as Bamboo Plywood, Cast Pine Resin, PLA based 3D prints, Recycled Cardboard & One of the newest additions to the Oceanic Scales system, is an Ipad based app and gaming system designed for 2nd through 4th grade students, including lesson plans for teachers, following national science and core curriculum standards The Mobile Coaction Lab (MCL) is coming along nicely, thanks to the hard work of IMFA graduate student Reed Hayden and his wide range of wood craft and boat building experience.  We’ve built the entire lab from native Maine fir and cedar, on top of an aluminum frame, to We had a great time setting up the newest evolution of Oceanic Scales last week at the Randall Children’s Museum.  A special thanks goes out to Leslie Thompson & James Shedel for their continued dedication to the project and to Susan Working for making this all possible at We’re very excited to be installing Oceanic Scales at the Randall Children’s museum in San Francisco this Summer for a 6-month show of the newest evolution of the project in conjunction with the grand re-opening of the museum after an extensive renovation.  This newest We had a great time setting up the latest evolution of Oceanic Scales at the Museum of Art & History in Santa Cruz California for the month of October, leading up to their annual GLOW festival.  This installation featured our second outcropping form set up in the We had the opportunity last month to beta test our new Oceanic Scales puzzle game and app system with the 4th grade clas* of the