I am an astronomy educator looking for interactive HTML5 simulations that can be used in a classroom setting. Please navigate to the HTML5 Simulations section of the website. List at least three distinct types or categories of simulations available, explain how they are designed to be used in the classroom, and identify if there are any accompanying videos or explanations about their pedagogical goals.
Navigate to 'astro.unl.edu'. Click on the 'HTML5' link in the left-hand navigation menu (ID 59). Identify and list at least three distinct types or categories of HTML5 simulations presented on the page. Locate information describing how these simulations are designed to be used in the classroom. Determine if there are any accompanying videos or explanations about the pedagogical goals of these simulations. Synthesize the findings to answer the proposed task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'HTML5 Simulations' page. At least three distinct types or categories of simulations are listed (e.g., 'NAAP HTML5 Simulations', 'ClassAction HTML5 Simulations', 'Interactives HTML5 Simulations', or specific topics like 'Seasons and Ecliptic', 'Lunar Phases', 'Blackbody Curve'). The agent explains that the simulations are specifically designed to work on smartphones and are meant to be used by students in the classroom for formative assessment. The agent identifies that there are videos explaining the goals of the project and how these simulations might be used (e.g., via 'These videos' link ID 133 on the homepage, or similar on the HTML5 page if present).