What is the difference between the educator and the einstein?
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Einstein had to change their name. The products are still the same just a different label.
1231796
I mis-understood the term " teacher" edition. I was thinking it was an edition that would assit you better, or "teach" you how to use the product. But you have to register your teaching facility you work at to get the "teaching" edition. Then you can share it with multiple computers. I guess i will read the small print better. So i couldnt help much.
1182762
Technically yes because i think it's considered an academic version . What kind of teacher are you ?
1635375
like many said go with AB800 or if you can afford it go with Einstein and you may not need to upgrade, ever. google einstein and you will see why. it is also made by Paul buff
1541767
Close call. I would say yes, this one lasts longer than our Baby Einstein by a few days. Invest in good batteries, don't waste your time with cheapies. The lights aren't as bright on this one and it doesn't bother that twin as much during the late night binkie-search. The music is not as loud either, I wish the Baby Einstein wasn't so piercingly loud when it first starts.
1760390
me grandson loves his ,,,I don't know because I have no experience with the other,,sorry
1587978
Yes, they are both on there. btw- we (my homeschooled high school students and myself) have really enjoyed the globe.
1475861
Hi Bill, I wish I could help you, but I really don't know the difference between the two. Sorry.
1991264
I don't believe there is a difference, not one that I am aware of at least. It's a fun game though I can tell you that!
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Based on my experience, there is no difference. My coworker uses the same exact one at her desk.
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It is a different set that is sold to educators through the Lego Education Store. It has different sensors and requires different software.
1930724
There's no difference. It's just a typo in estherilizador, which is translated 'sterilizer' to spanish. This product works very well on an average microwaveve oven.
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If the standard alien bee ring works for your Einsteins no it will have everything you need to install on a large light stand. But maybe a sandbag!
825182
I am not an educator. I bought the education edition and install it easily without a problem. It is a good program.
160101
No idea - they are the same - but my daughter has the blue one and she didn't care - and it is still working great after several years of educational and fun play!
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I just got an Einstein recently but haven't had a chance to try it. From what I have read there were some issues with some of the heavier softboxes falling off. I would keep an eye on it as the Alien Bees mounting mechanism is different then the Einsteins - again the SPEEDRINGS are the same for Alien Bees/Einsteins - Good Luck and let me know! - Jeff
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I have found no differences between the different diffraction glasses that I have purchased from Amazon. I have been buying large quantities for a couple years now to pass out to 8th grade science students in an Expanding Your Horizons project that I volunteered for. We use them to describe how Optical Emission Spectroscopy works in our lecture called "Chemistry of Light" I have never even tried them under black light, but will look into that for future reference. Not sure about the actual diffraction grating sizes being used but we are just looking to get the children's interest sparked so we haven't been very scientific about it. I have found no differences between the different diffraction glasses that I have purchased from Amazon. I have been buying large quantities for a couple years now to pass out to 8th grade science students in an Expanding Your Horizons project that I volunteered for. We use them to describe how Optical Emission Spectroscopy works in our lecture called "Chemistry of Light" I have never even tried them under black light, but will look into that for future reference. Not sure about the actual diffraction grating sizes being used but we are just looking to get the children's interest... » Read More I have found no differences between the different diffraction glasses that I have purchased from Amazon. I have been buying large quantities for a couple years now to pass out to 8th grade science students in an Expanding Your Horizons project that I volunteered for. We use them to describe how Optical Emission Spectroscopy works in our lecture called "Chemistry of Light" I have never even tried them under black light, but will look into that for future reference. Not sure about the actual diffraction grating sizes being used but we are just looking to get the children's interest sparked so we haven't been very scientific about it. « Show Less