Required equipment
- TI-84 Plus CE Python or TI-Nspire™ CX II graphing calculator
- TI Bluetooth® Adapter with the latest sketch software
- Python modules for Vernier Go Direct sensors
Empower students to code their own data collection programs
Vernier Science Education™ designs the Go Direct family of sensors made with Bluetooth® to connect wirelessly with other devices.
When paired with the TI Bluetooth® Adapter, students are able to quickly and easily collect data wirelessly using a Python-enabled TI graphing calculator and Python programs they can write themselves.
The TI Bluetooth® Adapter makes it easy for students to take turns sharing classroom sets of sensors because it only needs to be paired to a sensor once. Simply switch the adapter from one calculator to another … and go!
Use the adapter with the latest sketch software to enable your TI graphing calculator to wirelessly connect to Vernier Go Direct sensors.
Make sure your graphing calculator is up to date with the latest operating system in order to link to the TI Bluetooth® Adapter.
Download and transfer the Python modules for Go Direct sensors to your TI graphing calculator. Then follow the instructions in the Getting Started Guide (included in the download) to complete setup.
Complete the steps in the Getting Started Videos below and follow any on-screen instructions on your TI graphing calculator. Finish pairing and you’re ready to start collecting data!
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