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Friday, January 03, 2003
A Texas Medical School's Online Lab Relies on Simulations to Teach Microbiology - DAN CARNEVALE
One benefit of teaching a science laboratory online, some professors have found, is that if a student messes up, no one gets hurt -- and no money is wasted. For instance, students in a new online microbiology lab offered by the University of Texas Medical Branch can experiment with bacterial cultures much more than they would be able to do in a real lab, according to Vicki M. Freeman, chairwoman of clinical laboratory sciences at the Medical Branch's School of Allied Health Sciences.
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