Posted on August 26, 2011, in Evolution (Core and Options), Human Evolution, IBDP Biology, Origins of Life. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
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Very interesting slideshare on Bar Coding in Plants.
Where and when do you use it, Stephen? ie what part of the course?
Hi Gerry,
It happened that Gill, the researcher, was in Indonesia and came in to show us what to do. We did it with a mixed HL-SL group in Topic 4, but it would be better suited to a class, particularly HL, who are also working on Option D. Either way, it is authentic, painless and addresses ICT requirements well. We used school computers, but if you have 1-1 it would be easier – there are three small free programmes to install.
Good luck,
Stephen
Hello,
Thank you for sharing your work.
You might find a few interesting links here on Evolution: http://hartonlinebio.com/optiond-evolution.html
Regards,
Hi Stephen,
Thanks for sharing the new technique of using of DNA bar coding to identify the plants in the field of Taxonomy in Jakarta.
I am a regular user of i -Biology and I mostly rely on your new posts that I use in my classroom & this really helps me & my children updated about the latest & relevant information in accordance with IBDP philosophy.
Great work !!!
Nandini
Thanks Nandini and Steve!