Digital microscopes are becoming increasingly affordable and offer science teachers especially a great way to show students the otherwise invisible. Here are just a couple of ones on the market at present.
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The Dino-Lite range of digital USB handheld microscopes are small and portable for when close up inspection is required. |
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The QX5 is not only a microscope that captures images
at 10X, 60X and 100X magnification, it can also be used to create time-lapse movies.
Aldi stores sometimes carry a similar digital microscope at a significantly lower price.
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The Proscope Mobile microscope has the advantage of not only being handheld but it can also sync wirelessly with iPods and iPads |
Combine these images with an application such as Comic Life and you can explore alternate understandings.

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