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   Student Activities to Accompany BioTA Podcast Episode 23: Chocolate Is Life

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   07 May 2024 | Contributor(s): Michael Sitvarin, J. Phil Gibson | doi:10.25334/TT76-B367

   This instructional resource provides three activities to accompany a podcast on chocolate, including critical reading of primary literature and a focus on social justice and equity issues. The student activities were created during the BioTA Podcast Faculty Mentoring Network in fall 2023. In the...

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   BioTA Podcast Episode #34 Biofilms Podcast Overview

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   02 Feb 2024 | Contributor(s): Seth Higbee, Dr Pankaj Mehrotra, J. Phil Gibson | doi:10.25334/HCWG-BK22

   BioTA Episode #34: Biofilms Authors: Seth Higbee1, Pankaj Mehrotra2, J. Phil Gibson1 Prokaryotes are often taught to us as being free living single-celled organisms that lack membrane bound organelles, however, this limited view of prokaryotic life does not capture the modality of life for...

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   BioTA Podcast Working Group Lightning Talk - YouTube

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   21 Dec 2022 | Contributor(s): Mary Mulcahy, Carlos C. Goller, J. Phil Gibson | doi:10.25334/Q6KD-A610

   This lightning talk outlines out work to develop a set of podcasts and in0class activities. The podcast episodes on metagenomics in general are available. Additional resources and additional podcast episodes are in development!

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   The Tactile Clade Race

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   12 Dec 2022 | Contributor(s): Andrew Osborne Hasley, J. Phil Gibson, Kristin Jenkins | doi:10.25334/GKD6-QN27

   This adaptation of the Vertebrate Clade Race provides a tactile approach to introduce basic tree reading skills for evolutionary phylogenies. Using a Universal Design for Learning informed approach, the variation makes the activity accessible for students who are blind or low-vision and...

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   Sharing Stories: Developing OER around Podcasts

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   03 Dec 2021 | Contributor(s): J. Phil Gibson, Carlos Christopher Goller, Stefanie Kring, Darlene Panvini, Justin Pruneski, Ellen Wisner | doi:10.25334/C0QB-AN62

   Our team met in the fall of 2021 to discuss and develop resources around podcasts. We created lists of podcast episodes for several courses, learned about listening guides, shared assignment guidelines and education research on multimedia use, and planned future lessons that include podcasts....

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