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Biological animations and tutorials

Biological animations and tutorials

Key biological concepts animated as narrated and stepped tutorials, along with quizzes.

Keywords:
life cycle, mitochondria, cell division, action potential, synapse, Meselson-Stahl, Organelles, mitosis, Protein Secretion, moss, ovary, HIV, Vesicle Budding, Pulse-Chase, DNA Chip, lac operon, embryonic stem cells, DNA cloning, Stimuli, meiosis, Electron Transport, Inflammatory Response, Retrovirus, chloroplast, kidney, angiosperm, Gel Electrophoresis, independent assortment, Polyribosomes, Blood Flow
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Material Type:
Animation
Date Added to MERLOT:
June 23, 2005
Date Modified in MERLOT:
March 9, 2023
Author:
 
Submitter:
Deborah Henell
Primary Audience:
Middle School, High School, College General Ed
Technical Format:
Flash, Website
Mobile Compatibility:
Not specified at this time
Language:
English
Cost Involved:
No
Source Code Available:
No
Accessibility Information Available:
No
Creative Commons:
No

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Alicia Merino Gamboa
Alicia Merino Gamboa (Teacher (K-12))
2 years ago
I love the Biology, all the material i think is interesting for all people.
Connor Devaney
Connor Devaney (Teacher (K-12))
4 years ago
Excellent organization. If is extremely easy to use. The videos are good because they are short enough to not be boring, but still give enough time to explain everything well. I would recommend this for introducing the organelles, and also giving it to the students as study material.
Time spent reviewing site: 1 hour
rudolf fairbanks
rudolf fairbanks (Student)
4 years ago
Videos just like animation tell story about how a particular process occurs. There is no reading, it is all watching. Abstract concepts that are difficult to understand in any other way are learned by watching people perform or demonstrate the process. This demonstration makes learning fast. Through videos, anybody can do self-study. The videos, audios and webinars help students to learn something for which a teacher would be required otherwise. The best part is, this self-study technique leaves a powerful impact on the brain, which might even be better than reading the same lesson from a book. https://www.essayjaguar.com/
Nathalie Diaz
Nathalie Diaz (Student)
9 years ago
very useful to get students' attention and decrease levels of distraction. Watching a video instead of reading a text can be refreshing and needed from time to time. Big help when teaching multi-steps topics.
Stefanie Galasso
Stefanie Galasso (Student)
9 years ago
This is useful to the students as a learning tool. It will engage them in its graphics while also being a source of education.
Jamie Medlock
Jamie Medlock (Student)
9 years ago
The material is very informative and carries a lot of information. The information coupled with the animation is what makes this particular material stand out.
Jim Bidlack
Jim Bidlack (Faculty)
10 years ago

The material has a lot of information about mitochondria. cool.

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There weren't any technical requirements for the material.

Used in course? Yes
Time spent reviewing site: About 20-25 minutes.
Susana Marquez
Susana Marquez (Faculty)
11 years ago

outstanding

Used in course? Yes