So, the set up is, compound scope on one side of the little computer, dissecting scope on the other. As near as I can tell, the camera produces about 680 pixels by 460, or just slightly more than the computer screen itself. And, it has it's own built in software, easy to learn and easy to run. Below, I add some pictures taken with this, as well as a few other examples useful in on-line computer microscopy. It should be remembered, I am not dealing with sophisticated, high resolution photomicroscopy here, rather using a convenient, pretty suitable method to get diagnostic pictures from one place to another.
Most high schools can manage that.
You may notice that most of the material is from insects - wings, genitalia, etc. Discovering how many more applications can be found for this method will be interesting. And, all of the work was done on old, bright field microscopes, most of which had been sitting around gathering dust. I do have a phase contrast availale, which is great for this little system. Click on images to see them bigger.