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Multimedia computer technology os a tool for teaching and assessment of biological science

open access: closedJournal of Biological Education, 1995
Multimedia computer packages have replaced the frog heart and sciatic nerve-gastrocnemius muscle preparations as teaching practicals. The software incorporates high-quality still and animated graphics, sound, and video which together encourage an extensive level of user interaction.
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Perceptions of the web as a search tool amongst researchers in biological sciences

New Library World, 2007
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to report selective findings from a wider study of web‐based information‐seeking behaviour amongst biologists. It aims to describe: aspects of the participants' interactions with web‐based search tools; their feelings associated with these interactions, and the different types of searches that they carry out on the ...
Yazdan Mansourian, Andrew D. Madden
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H5P as an active learning tool builds content-based critical thinking skills in Biological Sciences and student confidence in problem-based learning

open access: closedThe Journal of Immunology, 2020
Abstract Recent studies have demonstrated that active learning or learning by doing has a more significant positive impact on learning outcomes than reading or watching videos. However the availability of free and open source tools for creating these active learning exercises has been limited by the requirement of computer programing ...
William H. Carr, Awa Barry
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Use of radiochemical methods as tools for speciation purposes in environmental and biological sciences

The Analyst, 1992
Chemical speciation for a few elements can be facilitated to a great extent by incorporating a suitable radioisotope into the system and measuring the radiation of the isolated species. This radiospiking can be applied to in vitro and in vivo labelled experiments.
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Towards a web-based decision support tool for selecting appropriate statistical test in medical and biological sciences.

open access: closed, 2014
Statistical hypothesis testing is an essential component of biological and medical studies for making inferences and estimations from the collected data in the study; however, the misuse of statistical tests is widely common. In order to prevent possible errors in convenient statistical test selection, it is currently possible to consult available test
Aslı Süner   +2 more
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[Medical and Human Biological Sciences department of the University of Corsica as a tool for public health development].

Sante publique (Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy, France), 2000
To overcome the difficulties of access to training in health and the absence of biomedical research, the territorial community of Corsica recommended the implementation of a Department of Medical Sciences and Human Biology within the University of Corsica.
J P, Amoros, J, Costa
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How the biodiversity sciences may aid biological tools and ecological engineering to assess the impact of climatic changes.

Revue scientifique et technique (International Office of Epizootics), 2008
This paper addresses how climate changes interact with other global changes caused by humans (habitat fragmentation, changes in land use, bioinvasions) to affect biodiversity. Changes in biodiversity at all levels (genetic, population and community) affect the functioning of ecosystems, in particular host-pathogen interactions, with major consequences ...
S, Morand, J-F, Guégan
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POSSIBILITIES OF APPLICATION OF CITIZEN SCIENCE TOOLS IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS OF BIOLOGICAL FACULTIES OF UNIVERSITIES

B U L L E T I N OF OLEKSANDR DOVZHENKO HLUKHIV NATIONAL PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY, 2023
Oleksii Vasyliuk   +3 more
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The Metaverse as a pedagogical tool in the teaching of biological sciences: a systematic review.

This systematic review analyses the impact of the metaverse in biological education at secondary and higher levels, incorporating an in-depth analysis of 47 key references. It identifies the metaverse as an evolving technology that extends beyond a mere technological platform, encompassing a social and cultural ecosystem with transformative potential ...
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