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Revision as of 19:01, 6 November 2013
Welcome to MicrobeWiki
Study Microbes * Microbial Biorealm * Viral Biorealm * Microbial Mythology
MicrobeWiki is a free wiki resource on microbes and microbiology, authored by students at many colleges and universities. Curated pages such as those linked to the Taxonomy Index are reviewed and updated by microbiologists at Kenyon College. Student pages authored independently, or for coursework, are not monitored further. Interested readers are encouraged to add information, after registering a free account.
Featured Class: The University of Oklahoma Italian Center, taught by Tyrrell Conway.
Educators: You may assign MicrobeWiki page creation and editing as projects for your students. We create a template page for your assignment, which you may edit to meet your needs. See for example the pages created by the following classes:
- BIOL 238 Class Index 2024, Joan L. Slonczewski,Kenyon College
- Microbial Ecology, Dr. Jay Lennon, Indiana University
- SSC111 Soil Microbiology, Kate Scow, University of California, Davis
- Microbial Ecology, Dr. Hidetoshi Urakawa, Florida Gulf Coast University.
- General Microbiology by Students of Jennifer Bhatnagar, Boston University
Your students receive individual passwords. Assessment and grading are up to you; after your class is over, we review pages for our standards. Students of all levels, from first-year to graduate students, have contributed pages to our site.
Microbial Mythology: common misconceptions and controversies in microbiology.
Study Microbes presents study questions and recommended species for students to learn, based on the textbook Microbiology: An Evolving Science by Joan Slonczewski and John Foster (W. W. Norton & Co.)
Managing Editor
Advisor: Joan Slonczewski, Biology Dept, Kenyon College
Copyright notice. Readers may view, browse, and/or download material for
noncommercial personal purposes. Please credit our site for use. Materials on our site obtained with permission from other sources require permission from those sources
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Disclaimer. Information on this site is provided solely for educational purposes. Medical questions should be referred to a physician.
Microbial Phenomics Project -- Under development
