David Walker wrote:
>> Is there one site where readers of 'plant ed' might find a list of teaching
> material (books, lab stuff, web sites etc) which would be of particular
> interest to them? If not, any chance that 'plant ed' might create one for
> this purpose?
>> David Walker
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Excellent question David.
On the one hand I would say a carefully constructed search on your
favorite search engine (mine is Google) is probably the best bet. On
the other hand we all have some favorite sites we go to regularly so
assembling them onto one list could be very beneficial to Plant-ed users
(and others). For example, just today I ran across the Canadian
Botanical Association's Teaching Section web site
(http://www.trentu.ca/biology/botany/introduction.htm) and it looks
great. Thank you Christine Maxwell and Sylvie Laliberté!
If someone is interested in assembling such a page of links let us know.
If there are multiple offers I would be happy to coordinate so we don't
duplicate effort.
Jon
Plant-ed moderator
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