curious educator

[knobren]

Thanks for the input, Dolly. Since I teach college level intro biology, at this point, I would be better prepared to try something for high school biology first. I'm less certain of the topics and at what level middle school kids are taught.

By the way, your son might like the Microbe Zoo at http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/dlc-me/zoo/

[knobren]

I have decided to post my Powerpoint lectures to my introductory biology course website. If you want to follow along with us, go to http://www.ux1.eiu.edu/~bdknotts/BIO1001powerpointlectures.mht

I need to reorganize my website some time. In order to get to the syllabus, study guides, etc., you currently have to go to http://www.ux1.eiu.edu/~bdknotts, select "BIO 1001G, section 12" and so forth. I haven't organized my files or added navigation bars.

If there is interest, I will consider posting my exams and answer keys in a hidden directory, so my students don't see it. It would, of course, be free.

[StellarStory]

[Theodore]

I fixed the links, but the Powerpoint lectures page doesn't seem to work. The text says that I need a browser that supports Web Archive files.

Is there any way to just upload your lectures as .ppt files and then link to them?

[StellarStory]

There might be but I'm not the sort of person to know these things.

Who does?

*waits*

[knobren]

[Theodore]

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[StellarStory]

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[knobren]

[StellarStory]

No, I can't see the power points yet. Let me check again. Nope, I get all kinds of funky formatted computer language.

*head spins*

[knobren]