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Ashley stirs a cup of salted ice water with a temperature probe and the Talking LabQuest for a virtual demo wearing a matching Independence Science shirt and face mask

A young girl makes a blue slime mixture

A young girl with her male guardian works with a wire experiment on a 6V battery

A young girl with her male guardian place leads on a 6V battery

A young girl works with the Talking LabQuest, a differential voltage probe, and a 6V battery

Two young girls clip a lead to a piece of copper and a 6V battery while using the differential voltage probe with the Talking LabQuest

TLQ interfaced with APH Graphitti tablet. Screen shows -0.005V on LabQuest with differential voltage setup and the Graphitti displays the table page.

ashley neybert demonstrating Sci-Voice Talking labquest and Talking Logger pro

Beaker with Braille Mark label "Copper (1) Iodine" in brailler

Beaker with Braille Mark label "Copper (1) Iodine" in engraved text

conical flask with attached Braille Mark label "Ethanol" in engraved text

conical flask with Braille Mark braille label "Ethanol" attached

Student using Talking LabQuest to roast marshmallows in a homemade solar oven

Student using Talking LabQuest in high contrast mode to review data from solar oven activity

A Talking LabQuest with a light sensor on a red background

Talking LabQuest Periodic Table in high contrast mode

Talking LabQuest setup with temperature sensor

Close up of TLQ stats screen for a temperature run displayed in high contrast.

TLQ in high contrast mode with a temperature probe setup displaying graph page and glowing rainbow keyboard.

A teen with LabQuest on notes page which reads "This device is loaded with features that definitely make lab work much easier for the blind or visually impaired scientist. Plus, its probes can measure a wide variety of data. I would highly reccomend this product to anyone who is interested in collecting data without the hassle of a scribe or interpreter."

A student smiles while holding a LabQuest on the notes page with "The talking Lab Quest is truely a revolutionary device and will make the lives of thousands of blind students and professionals a lot easier. woof woof from guide dog Mississippi."

A student holding LabQuest notes page that reads "I love LabQuest. I want one." in all caps

A student holding LabQuest notes page that reads "I love LabQuest. I want one." in all caps

A student with a quizzical look on her face checking the temperature of a fizzy drink using LabQuest screen is shown with 23.5 degrees C displayed

A student checking the temperature of a fizzy drink using LabQuest

A student checking the temperature of a fizzy drink using LabQuest

A smiling student holds up a LabQuest notes page that reads "The sounds of science is awesome."

A smiling student holds up a LabQuest notes page that reads "The sounds of science is awesome."

8. Picture of TLQ and keyboard. TLQ is on notes page and reads "The sounds of science is awesome"

A student has a huge smile on her face while using the motion sensor with hand movement

A student has a huge smile on her face while using the motion sensor with hand movement

A student using the microphone sensor to see how many decibels his voice is

A student uses the sound pressure sensor to compare the tones from two wine glasses filled with water at different levels

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