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Highlights: Instructions for using ImageJ, a video capture program.

Abstract: ImageJ is the professional product developed by NIH for capture and extraction of video data in biology research. We use a simplified version appropriate for instruction. This product is sometimes used in biology classes and is often used in biology research.

Resource Types: Student reading, Instructor supplement

Author:

Edward Redish (he/him)

University of Maryland, College Park

TOPICS

Physics Topics:

Thermo & Stat Mech > Kinetic and Diffusive Processes > Brownian Motion, Diffusion

Thermo & Stat Mech > Statistical Physics

Life Sciences Topics:

Cellular Dynamics

Cellular Structure

Cross-membrane Transport

Medical Applications

Physical Mechanisms

Math Topics:

Algebra; Differential Calculus

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INSTRUCTOR GUIDE

IMPLEMENTATION

Equipment required:

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Basic implementation tips & tricks:

How does this resource fit into the flow of your course?

PEDAGOGY

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Skills / Competencies:

What insights or realizations do you hope students gain from this resource?

Why is this resource useful to life sciences students?

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License: CC: BY-NC-SA - Attribution, No Commercial uses and Share Alike. Derivative works must have the same license

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