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| honeil | Passing along a comment that Ron Krempasky posted on another page. | 1 | Feb 20 2009, 5:40 PM EST by Anonymous | ||
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These two comments - one from a chemistry professor and the other from an administrator really sum up what it we do - allow students to have a genuine high quality lab experience away from the campus-based laboratory...
AHS lab kits are certainly helping students get the kind of hands-on experience that a face to face chemistry lab provides. While certainly not providing each and every technique, these experiments go a long way in providing a medium for the students to get a first hand experience of learning Chemistry by doing. Further, it does provide a medium for students to think about the experiment they are performing and draw conclusions as in a regular brick and mortar Chemistry Lab. Venkat Chebolu Chemistry Professor SUNY Jefferson NY We adopted your lab kits to complement our web-based Health Science courses and they are great! Our students get a genuine wet lab experience without coming to campus and excel in their classes. These kits provide a genuine science lab learning experience and are infinitely better than passive simulations. Alison Jacobs – Department Chair Health Sciences CCCOnline. |
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Hands On Labs_ Overview_September 2007.pdf (Adobe Portable Document Format - 531k)
posted by honeil Sep 7 2007, 1:51 PM EDT
Ron's PowerPoint Presentation
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OnlineAstronomyLabs.ppt (Powerpoint Presentation - 464k)
posted by honeil Sep 6 2007, 1:36 PM EDT
Shan's PowerPoint Presentation
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