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* [http://geniquest.portal.concord.org/preview/ Dragon Genetics]. [[Image:Dragon genetics concord.org.png]] | * [http://geniquest.portal.concord.org/preview/ Dragon Genetics]. [[Image:Dragon genetics concord.org.png]] | ||
| - | * High School Resources for Molecular Visualization: [[High school teachers' resources|HighSchool.MolviZ.Org]]. | + | * High School Resources for Molecular Visualization: [[High school teachers' resources|HighSchool.MolviZ.Org]]. [[Image:Dna_rotating.gif|50px]] |
Revision as of 19:57, 5 March 2010
This page links to resources for the Science and Engineering Saturday Seminar held March 6, 2010 at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA, under the auspices of its Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Education Institute (STEMEd), taught by Frieda Reichsman and Edmund Hazzard of the Concord Consortium, and Eric Martz.
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- Dragon Genetics.
- High School Resources for Molecular Visualization: HighSchool.MolviZ.Org.
