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Friday, 16 November 2012

Biology Open Educational Resources

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Biology Open Educational Resources The Society of Biology has launched a new website which aims to identify, collect and promote existing bioscience open educational resources (OERs):

heteaching.societyofbiology.org

The site supports practical biology and research-led teaching in higher education and features peer reviewed lab and field work practical and protocols, health and safety information, multimedia alternatives to wet labs, videos and images.



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