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1: Andrea Cabral 10:13 AM Mar 7 2009 1083:3306 edittextuser=1656 post_id=3306 initial_post_id=0 thread_id=1083 Reply to this post

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Shadows2/ImageJ (Microsoft Word 58kB Mar7 09)

2: Andrea Cabral 10:20 AM Mar 7 2009 1083:3307 edittextuser=1656 post_id=3307 initial_post_id=0 thread_id=1083 Reply to this post

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ImageJ Lesson2 student samples (Zip Archive 13kB Mar7 09)

3: Andrea Cabral 10:23 AM Mar 7 2009 1083:3308 edittextuser=1656 post_id=3308 initial_post_id=0 thread_id=1083 Reply to this post

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ImageJ Follow up (Microsoft Word 27kB Mar7 09)

4: Andrea Cabral 10:27 AM Mar 7 2009 1083:3309 edittextuser=1656 post_id=3309 initial_post_id=0 thread_id=1083 Reply to this post

Due to the size of the content I refrained from posting the zip file containing all student samples of this project. Each student has 4 to 5 documents in their personal files from the year. I have them saved on a flash drive so if any one you were interested in viewing these I could post them in a zip file. I included the relevant pieces for this implementation.

5: suzanne elliott 02:00 PM Mar 15 2009 1083:3415 edittextuser=2381 post_id=3415 initial_post_id=0 thread_id=1083 Reply to this post

Hi Andrea,
Great lesson. I also plan to use a different system for labeling and storing the photographs for easier student access - this seems like a key for any Image J investigation that uses student collected images.

6: Anne Marie Levesque 10:25 PM Mar 15 2009 1083:3442 edittextuser=1690 post_id=3442 initial_post_id=0 thread_id=1083 Reply to this post

Great lesson and use of data samples to explain what the students encountered over the course of analyzing the data using Imagej. Thanks!

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