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| History of Project |
The Library of Crop Technology is an educational environment
conceived by Dr. Don Lee, associate professor
in the NU Department of Agronomy and Horticulture. This environment presents
unbiased, research-based information through lesson modules focused on plant
genetics, genetic engineering, and biochemistry. These lessons are composed
of text enhanced with images, animations, a hyper-linked glossary and quizzes.
Extension educators, journalists, businesses, college professors and high
school teachers from around the world have used these lessons.
Several lessons are part of on-line distance education courses which can
be taken for academic or professional credit through the NU Department of
Agronomy and Horticulture. These courses include Crop Genetic Engineering
and Herbicide Action in Plants. For further information on taking these
courses, contact Dr. Deana Namuth, distance education
coordinator for the NU Department of Agronomy and Horticulture. |
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