Siyakwamukela! LabXchange in South Africa
Explore what is happening in your local community and get involved.
Explore what is happening in your local community and get involved.
Created at Harvard University with support from the Amgen Foundation, LabXchange makes high-quality science education accessible and gives learners and educators, everywhere, the courage to chart a meaningful path in science—for free.
The goal of this cluster is to expose learners to fundamental concepts and lab techniques essential to the field of biotechnology, including creating a recombinant plasmid and expressing and purifying a protein of interest. For those using this cluster as part of a hybrid ABE experience, please see implementation details in the individual pathway descriptions.
Injongo yaleli qoqo ukwenza abafundi bajwayelane nezici ezibalulekile kanye nobuchule obusentshenziswa elabhorethi obubalulekile emkhakheni wezobuchwepheshe bezinto eziphilayo, okuhlanganisa ukwakha kabusha i-plasmid kanye nokubonakalisa nokuhlanza iprotheyini efunekayo. Kulabo abasebenzisa leli qoqo njengengxenye yokuhlangenwe nakho okuyingxube kwe-ABE, sicela babheke imininingwane yokukusebenzisa ezincazelweni zendlela yokukwenza yomuntu siqu.
All content is available in English, with select pieces available in isiZulu.
Science has given our kids a tough time, because of language barriers. As much as one sees the challenges of our vernacular being sidelined, the LabXchange isiZulu translation project is a start to forcing our way through. As the Office of His Majesty, we throw all our weight behind you.
Prince Thulani Zulu
This is a very good learning and science sharing platform. It is rare to find a science teaching website with free, high quality content. The design and contents of the labxchange website are a perfect match for my module - recombinant DNA technology. The simulations helped prepare my students for actual laboratory experience, which means spending less time during the practical sessions. I am satisfied with my teaching outcome after using the website. My students loved it!
Rasheed Adeleke
This is really great content. It's content I wish I had growing up. Actually, it's things you have to go look for in books to find them explained well. And it's really frustrating when you see something explained well later in life, and wonder, why didn't my teachers explain it this way?
Sibusiso Biyela
I have really enjoyed using LabXchange for my senior students, especially when we were teaching fully online: it was a real help.
Ingrid Edwards
How do you use LabXchange? We want to know! Share your story to help us make LabXchange an even better tool for learning and teaching science.
Share your storyHelp us reach our goal of engaging 50 million learners and educators worldwide by 2025! Our mission is to promote equity, diversity, and accessibility in science education across the globe. By sharing LabXchange with your network, you can help give everyone, everywhere, access to quality scientific learning resources for free.
Do you love LabXchange? Has it helped you in the classroom or lab? We would love to hear your story!
Learn more about our growing educator community.
Are you interested in translating LabXchange's learning content into your own language?
Email: learn@labxchange.org with your ideas.
With the Amgen Foundation's support, LabXchange makes a difference to learners from all walks of life, around the world. Explore our global impact by clicking the button below.
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