Marine Botany at Hopkins Marine Station
of Stanford University
We found delight in the
study of seaweeds in their natural habitats, melding the pleasures
of field work (including snorkeling in the cold Pacific) and
laboratory studies with our work toward better computer and communication
skills.
Winter quarter at Stanford
University's Hopkins Marine Station in Pacific Grove, California,
provided an opportunity to try a less traditional approach to the
study of marine botany. Each student selected an alga or grass to
research and report on drawing on their creativity with drawings,
micrographs, video and animations. Follow the links to the left to
see the resulting electronic publication of our path of
inquiry. © 2005 Judith
Connor.
