Digital microscopes

Microscopes are valuable teaching tools that enable students to explore the micro-world and view objects’ structural details. The choice of microscope is based on the types of specimens to be examined and the learning objectives. Stereo microscopes are very useful for larger specimens and low magnification, while reflected light microscopes are used for specimens that require high magnification. It is important to select microscopes with adequate magnification, high-quality objectives and eyepieces, adjustable illumination and an ergonomic design. Regular care and maintenance will ensure that the microscope functions perfectly and has a long service life. With the right selection and good maintenance, microscopes can effectively support the learning process and open up the fascinating world of microscopy to students.

The main areas where microscopy is used in the classroom are: preschool, primary school, secondary school, technical education, university.

Microscopes are valuable teaching tools that enable students to explore the micro-world and view objects’ structural details. The choice of microscope is based on the types of specimens to be examined and the learning objectives. Stereo microscopes are very useful for larger specimens and low magnification, while reflected light microscopes are used for specimens that require high magnification. It is important to select microscopes with adequate magnification, high-quality objectives and eyepieces, adjustable illumination, and an ergonomic design. Regular care and maintenance will ensure that the microscope functions perfectly and has a long service life. With the right selection and good maintenance, microscopes can effectively support the learning process and open up a fascinating world of microscopy to students.

The main areas where microscopy is used in the classroom are: preschool, primary school, secondary school (middle and upper), technical education, university.