With widespread school closures, many instructors now face the world of remote teaching. One of the decisions is going to be how is the lecture material going to be delivered. In this video linked here, I described a few of … Continue reading Screencasting Options
One useful app I recently came across is the Insight Heart app. It is an augmented reality app that is made by ANIMA RES GmBH that is available in iOS, android, and windows. One of the challenges on teaching the … Continue reading Augmented Reality app: Insight Heart
Below are two models showing the upper limbs. Continue reading Upper Limb
One feature of the iPad Pro I took advantage of is the split screen mode. Last semester on the same day of my final lab practical I took a trip by plane. Before I left campus, I used the school … Continue reading Grading with an iPad Pro
Pictures of a slide of the onion root tip showing cells undergoing various stages of Mitosis. (TM: varied due to different objectives used. All taken with an A7ii) Continue reading Onion Root Tip
Below are a selection of pictures taken from the Whitefish Blastula in different stages of Mitosis, particularly the Metaphase and early Telophase (TM: Various objectives, all taken with an A7ii) Continue reading Whitefish Blastula
A collection of Purkinje neurons in the cerebellum, stained for neurofilament, taken at increasing magnification. Continue reading Purkinje neurons in cerebellum
Ever since I started teaching using an iPad with Powerpoint slides of unlabeled pictures, I found that my students had been creative in how they took notes. Two methods stood out to me. Taking notes using a tablet: Cutting and … Continue reading How My Students Took Notes
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