11/17/2025
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth the say hello at the CAST 25 conference in Dallas last week - Nov. 13-15. It was fun and I enjoyed meeting you.
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Murder at Old Fields
Murder at Old Fields, the first case in the Case History forensic science series, is an exciting Forensic Science Lab Activity for middle and high school students. Based on the 1842 double-murder of Alexander and Rebecca Smith at t
10/28/2025
Mystery at Old Fields™ is now live! Teachers can now choose which of four scenarios the students will be solving.
https://mysteryatoldfields.learn-engines.com/whats-new/
08/19/2025
Coming in September 2025, Learn Engines will publish to the Internet the next version of the Murder at Old Fields® online forensic science activity.
The new version will be renamed Mystery at Old Fields™, and will feature significantly upgraded features from the original.
Learn more about it.
https://mysteryatoldfields.learn-engines.com/whats-new/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=pre_launch
12/20/2024
12/12/2024
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth at the ACTE Conference in San Antonio! A special thank you to all the good sports who "laid down with the dummies."
11/26/2024
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth at CAST-24 in San Antonio. It was great meeting you and... enjoy your Who Took Fluffy? white rabbit stress ball!
01/31/2024
Trevor Sytnick of Hapnot Collegiate in Flin Flon, Manitoba talks through the Murder at Old Fields® real-world Hair Analysis lab.
M2 - HAIR ANALYSIS - MURDER AT OLD FIELDS - make a prediction- read about hair - take your time- skip classmates hair for now- take hair quiz- do control lab side- do evidence lab side- submit lab- f...
01/13/2024
Teacher George Tsepetis provides a screenshare walk-through for his class of the Murder at Old Fields® digital activity.
Murder at Old Fields Basic Introduction For my Forensics Class a basic walk through emphasizing some of the very basic features of the LEarnEngine's Online Crime Scene Whodunnit? Murder at Old Fields
01/08/2024
Informative video on how to do the online Murder at Old Fields® blood typing lab by super-user/teacher Nicole Yemothy.
Murder at Old Fields Video Tutorial: Blood Lab One of five how to use the Murder at Old Fields virtual murder mystery program. This 6-minute video is a screencast demonstration for direct student use on h...
09/20/2022
Here are a few screenshots from our new online science lab activity WhoTookFluffy.com
09/19/2022
https://whotookfluffy.com/
Our new science lab activity is now live!
Who Took Fluffy?™ is a Who-Done-It mystery for grades 3‑6 that introduces students to science concepts through a Problem Based Learning (PBL) approach.
The problem is simple: determine Who Took Fluffy?™ (Fluffy is a rabbit who is the class mascot in Ms. Donroe’s classroom).
To achieve that determination, students learn concepts that help form the basis for all science learning such as pattern recognition, cause and effect and evidence-based conclusions.
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