Some
thoughts on Irresponsibility: No single rain drop believes it is
to blame for the flood.
POST-LABS
(in descending order)
error.mp4 (Exp.
1)
DPBD.mp4 (Exp. 1)
buffer.mp4
(Exp. 2)
indicator.mp4
(Exp. 2)
OHdehydrogenase.mp4
(Exp. 3)
titrationerror.mp4
(Exp.4)
titrationbonus.mp4
(Exp.4)
redox.mp4 (Exp
5)
backtitration.mp4
(Exp.5)
kinetics.mp4
(Exp 6)
Chemistry 272
pre-lab podcasts are found only on iTunes
or the
RSS Feed.
Please note, pre-labs are not availble for all the labs, but the ph
Meter tutorial and the micropipette tutorial teach you the basics (if
you don't already know how) to use the tools in the labs that do not
have specific podcasts.
Blackboard
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Welcome to
the new
Chemistry 272 Podcast download website. From this site you should
be able to download any of the podcasts you need.
UPDATE 06/07/2007
New
versions of the first three postlabs are up. These should have
better sound quality. Don't forget to read the link at the bottom
and take the survey when you get a chance. Perhaps after 3 or 4
podcasts. Thanks
Pedro
SUMMER 2007 Chemistry 272
Pre-lab and post-lab
video podcasts are available for most of the experiments you will be
performing this summer. If you have used iTunes in the past, this
should be easy. For those of you who have not used iTunes or an
iPod, no worries, it is easy. In fact, it is so easy you don't
even need iTunes or an iPod to watch the videos. Pre-lab podcasts
will always be on iTunes or through the RSS feed which is a website
where the videos are fed to iTunes but you can click on them there and
watch them without going through iTunes. If you have a video iPod
then I say go for the full podcasting experience and download them
straight to your iPod. You can take it to class with you and
watch
it there when you get stuck and so forth. If you are averse to
iTunes or iPods, you can still watch the videos. The computers on
the third floor of Chemistry (the WAM lab) all have the ability to
watch the video. Actually, just about any modern computer (say no
more than 4 years old or so) has the ability to watch the videos, you
just need to download Quicktime video player, which is free. You
download them through the RSS feed and watch
them in Quicktime. I am sure there will be some technical issues
and if there are, please feel free to e-mail me with any
questions. I have supplied some links on this page to help you
with the process. Enjoy!
P.S. Please be aware that these videos were made for the
Spring semester. Some of the issues we had in the beginning were
cleared up by the end but you will probably still have those
"technical" issues like low quality sound in some of the videos.
I apologize in advance for that, but save for making new videos, which
is impossible right now, there is not much we can do. So please
be aware of this and I will post regular updates on this site telling
you when and what to expect as the summer progresses.
PLEASE
TAKE THIS SURVEY!
It's only 4 questions long and I will read
every entry and take your
opinions seriously.
Your opinions will help improve the podcasts and that benefits you!
Thanks, Pedro
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