Cell Biology
Handwritten Notes
Audio
Genetics
Handwritten Notes
Audio
Monday, January 30, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
Class 1/23/12
**I missed class on 1/20, I apologize for missing notes. :)
Cell Biology
Handwritten Notes
Audio
Genetics
Handwritten Notes *note that these are the same from 1/18, but I'm not sure where one stops and the next begins.*
Audio
Cell Biology
Handwritten Notes
Audio
Genetics
Handwritten Notes *note that these are the same from 1/18, but I'm not sure where one stops and the next begins.*
Audio
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Class 1/18/12
Cell Biology
Handwritten Notes
Audio
Genetics
Handwritten Notes (I dated this range 1/18, but I'm pretty sure these notes carry through the next week because my next date in this notebook is 1/30. I did miss class on 1/20, but I did take notes for the week following, I guess I just didn't date them.)
Audio
Handwritten Notes
Audio
Genetics
Handwritten Notes (I dated this range 1/18, but I'm pretty sure these notes carry through the next week because my next date in this notebook is 1/30. I did miss class on 1/20, but I did take notes for the week following, I guess I just didn't date them.)
Audio
Friday, January 13, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Monday, January 9, 2012
Saturday, January 7, 2012
The Beginning
Hi everyone!
If you've been linked to this blog it's because you're in the same Cell Biology class and/or Genetics class as I am this semester. I have a smartpen that (most of the time) records the lecture and my handwritten notes in each class. I have shared them with some other students this semester, but I thought I'd make it more centrally located so that anyone who wants to use this resource will be able to do so. I do have the capability to convert my handwritten notes to typed text, but for the most part I don't do that because it doesn't recognize some of my handwritten words and I have to do a lot of editing. If you're having trouble reading one of the handwritten notes, let me know and I will either translate or transcribe it for you.
The recordings come from my smartpen, and I find them very useful, especially in Dr. Stokes' Cell Bio class. The only drawback is that the pen is in my hand, so if I'm suffering from a cold or if I'm eating my breakfast in class you have to tolerate my many personal noises (I promise you they are not as annoying as a certain person who makes VERY personal noises in lab). There are a couple of recordings that are really obnoxious in that regard. Also, any comments I make or questions I ask, or wrong answers I reply with are recorded. So I sound like a perfect dunce. But it's all learning. I just wanted to give everyone proper warning. I plan to organize this according to class date so if anyone needs to go back and find something it will be easy to do. Leave me a comment or send me an email if you have any questions or need something in particular. I won't make you a sandwich, but I hope this does help you study for these classes.
*I wanted to also add the note that sometimes my recordings are corrupted on the pen. I'm not sure what's causing it, but there are a few days that the recording didn't work. Usually the written notes are not affected. I will note on those dates when it happens. There are a couple of other students who record the lectures as well, so maybe we can pool our resources and replace what I'm missing.*
**I occasionally miss class, if that happens, there won't be a post for that day, but I'll see if I can't find a collaborator who might share on here as well.**
If you've been linked to this blog it's because you're in the same Cell Biology class and/or Genetics class as I am this semester. I have a smartpen that (most of the time) records the lecture and my handwritten notes in each class. I have shared them with some other students this semester, but I thought I'd make it more centrally located so that anyone who wants to use this resource will be able to do so. I do have the capability to convert my handwritten notes to typed text, but for the most part I don't do that because it doesn't recognize some of my handwritten words and I have to do a lot of editing. If you're having trouble reading one of the handwritten notes, let me know and I will either translate or transcribe it for you.
The recordings come from my smartpen, and I find them very useful, especially in Dr. Stokes' Cell Bio class. The only drawback is that the pen is in my hand, so if I'm suffering from a cold or if I'm eating my breakfast in class you have to tolerate my many personal noises (I promise you they are not as annoying as a certain person who makes VERY personal noises in lab). There are a couple of recordings that are really obnoxious in that regard. Also, any comments I make or questions I ask, or wrong answers I reply with are recorded. So I sound like a perfect dunce. But it's all learning. I just wanted to give everyone proper warning. I plan to organize this according to class date so if anyone needs to go back and find something it will be easy to do. Leave me a comment or send me an email if you have any questions or need something in particular. I won't make you a sandwich, but I hope this does help you study for these classes.
*I wanted to also add the note that sometimes my recordings are corrupted on the pen. I'm not sure what's causing it, but there are a few days that the recording didn't work. Usually the written notes are not affected. I will note on those dates when it happens. There are a couple of other students who record the lectures as well, so maybe we can pool our resources and replace what I'm missing.*
**I occasionally miss class, if that happens, there won't be a post for that day, but I'll see if I can't find a collaborator who might share on here as well.**
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