In article <9409302124.AA07259 at lambada.oit.unc.edu>, Paul.Demchick at LAMBADA.OIT.UNC.EDU ("Paul H. Demchick") writes:
> Problems with off the shelf course laboratory manuals for microbiology:
> They are not customized to the needs and available facilities of the user
>> Problem with in house producing lab manuals:
> It is a huge job.
>> Thought:
> A lab manual file to which various folks could contribute and anyone
> could use.
> It could be customized for individual use by simple editing. It
> would be much
> easier than each instructor writing one.
>> Anyone know of such a thing being done?
>> Anyone interested in contributing and/or using?
>> Please discuss or send private E-Mail.
>> Dr. Paul H. Demchick
> Cell Biology Program
> Biological and Physical Sciences
> B A R T O N C O L L E G E
> Wilson, NC 27893
> Phone (919)-399-6467
> FAX (919)-237-4957
>paul.demchick at launchpad.unc.edu
How do you see this taking shape - as a gopher/WWW site? This would get my
vote! Would it need a separate newsgroup for discussing problems with the
techniques listed, or could that be done here? (I would prefer the latter).
It still sounds like it would be a huge job to get it organised into a usable
format, but I think that it would be a very worthwile thing to do!
Richard Heath
