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Only online do teachers have access to stuff like this.
Nature magazine has posted a comic book online that explains the basics of synthetic biology technology. It does it cleanly and clearly in language that my junior high students can understand.
Almost as good as the podcast I get from Microbe World.
Did I say I love this stuff?
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Very visual. I love to learn with pictures!
Posted by: peggy | Friday, December 02, 2005 at 06:14 PM