by Olivia Sisson | Aug 28, 2020 | Data Management, Education
Authenticity is one of many buzzwords in the education space and it relates to one very important question which is, “What’s the point?” While it can be tongue in cheek, this question is worth asking early and often when it comes to designing...
by Olivia Sisson | Aug 19, 2020 | Data Management, Education, Research
Projects at Jonathon Hill’s lab at Brigham Young University generally take between two and five years to complete and his team of about twenty is composed entirely of undergraduate researchers. The setup inherently sees a lot of turnover but because Jonathon plans for...
by Olivia Sisson | Aug 14, 2020 | Education
When Dr. Julia Raizen started graduate school in the 1980’s, the term ‘molecular biology’ hardly existed. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR), now commonly used in biology and medicine, had just been invented and was a slow, laborious process. While studying a class of...
by Olivia Sisson | Aug 6, 2020 | Education
Last month we hosted a webinar with Vernier Software & Technology. Because it was such a hit we’re hosting another one… TOMORROW. Join us to learn more about how to take your course online sans stress. We’ll address common hurdles and take questions on...
by Olivia Sisson | Jul 24, 2020 | Education
This piece was written by LabArchives user, Gareth Denyer, Professor of Biochemical Education at The University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia. Gareth Denyer Ten Reasons Why Lectures Won’t Go Back to the Way They Were Overview The transition to on-line delivery has...
by Olivia Sisson | Jul 17, 2020 | Education
LabArchives is many things. It’s an electronic lab notebook, teaching tool, grade book and learning platform. It’s also a one-stop-shop for course content. Inside of Lab Builder, our course content library, instructors can find and distribute things like lab manuals,...