Scientific discoveries and research are being published at a head-spinning rate. Helping colleagues and students stay abreast of the rapid change can sometimes be a daunting task. This column focuses on resources designed to help you stay abreast of the scientific world. Be sure to share your favorites via your blog, podcast, web site, or newsletter.
Gene Almanac, www.dnalc.org/home.html, is a masterful site developed by the DNA Learning Center. Here students can use tools to gather their own DNA and investigate the study of human evolution, learn about cancer biology, see animations of key concepts related to the study of DNA, as well as explore a number of other options. A vast number of animation and text resources are included. All the options are extremely well crafted and student friendly. The animations …