PURPOSE OF THIS WEBLOG

This site will be used primarily to give users of my Phoenix College website an indication of when I have made changes or additions to that site. If I make announcements here, they are to be considered OFFICIAL announcements. Therefore you are REQUIRED to check this site regularly.

18 September 2008

So that I don't have to keep answering the same question, I've added a link explaining the Policy for Late Assignments. Be sure to read it. The link is under Assignments and Scores.
I added a link to another Skeletal System website (listed under Potential Useful Study Links). It looks like it will be helpful in studying for the practicum. Here's the link:
http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072919329/student_view0/chapter7/labeling_exercises.html#


Notice that you can drag the structure labels to the figure pointers (and see whether you're correct).

09 September 2008

I forgot to mention to the class as a whole that there's no need to print out pages of data from PhysioEx (even though PhysioEx tells you to do so). It's just a waste of paper and toner and electricity. All you need to do is transcribe the appropriate data from the screen to the pages in the PhysioEx workbook that were handed out to you (and that you will hand in).

08 September 2008

I've added my current tutoring schedule (at the Success Center) to the Tutoring link.

30 August 2008

I have updated the Course Syllabus to reflect the change in policy regarding laboratory printouts.

29 August 2008

The Notes for Downloading link and the policy about printing out laboratory materials have changed.

28 August 2008

I've updated Websites Pertaining to the Skeletal System on the Potentially Useful Study Links page.
Be sure to see the Special Note About PhysioEx.

20 August 2008

The Textbooks link has been updated. This is important, because there is a required text for the laboratory section.
The Notes for Downloading have been updated.
The Course Syllabus and Laboratory Schedule have been updated.

19 August 2008

The BIO201 syllabus was added to the website on 18 August, but it still contains some misinformation. Be sure to check back later. Similarly, the laboratory schedule is not yet engraved in stone, so expect some changes there as well.