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Kansas State HN 400 Human Nutrition Home
To Do List 5/11/09:
1. Work on Wiki Pages
2. Final exam is Monday May 11th, 4:10-6:00 PM in 253 Justin. (Corrected from 4-6:10)
Needs Work List:Copper, Vitamin D, Calcium, Vitamin A, Electrolytes, Riboflavin, Pantothenic Acid, Vitamin B6, Folate, Vitamin B12
Good Enough List: Pages (not their subpages or pages beneath them) that are completed well enough to get me to review and comment on your submitted test questions and contain the information that you would be responsible for knowing on the exam. These pages are not perfect and could use more attention. Pages newly moved into this category are noted in green.
Vitamins & Minerals, Vitamins History, Antioxidants, Iodine, Manganese, Phosphorous, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Selenium, Zinc, Magnesium, Fluoride, Iron, B Vitamins, Thiamine, Niacin, Biotin
HN 400 Groups Wiki
Some helpful Resources:
Example of a successful wiki: KSU Cultural Anthropology Wiki
KSU HN400 Youtube Channel
Human Physiology Wikibook
Learning Telecollaboratively Wetpaint Wiki nominated for an Edublog Award for Best Wiki.
Search for Chemical Structures: Pubchem
WikiPremed has a number of public domain figures and structures.
Campaign to Reduce Student Textbook Costs
NutritionData is good for looking up food compositions, complementary proteins, and for foods high in a certain nutrient.
USDA National Nutrient Database also has the composition of food, but you can also search by nutrient (i.e. what foods are high in vitamin C) using the nutrient list site.
Open Office is an open source program that works like microsoft office. In addition, it is able to open files created in microsoft office (i.e. Office 2007) if you have an older version of the program.
International Unit Convertor is a useful program for converting vitamin IUs to microgramms, milligrams, or grams and vice versa.
Linus Pauling Institute Micronutrient Information Center contains good information on a number of vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals.
Dietary Supplement Database
Freeware Screen Capture Programs (If you can, please save as .png files). Why? Because that is what Wikipedia wants, and they probably have a good reason for doing it, and it is 1 of 3 file types that Wetpaint allows you to upload.
Gadwin PrintScreen
Screen Grab 1.1
Screenshot Captor I have used this program and can vouch that it works well.
MWSnap
Potato Screen Capture
Mac users: Here is a description of how to use the built in screen capture function in Mac OS X. Here is another explanation as Mac's Tip of the week. If that doesn't work these Pure Mac or About.com pages list freeware options you can try.
1. Work on Wiki Pages
2. Final exam is Monday May 11th, 4:10-6:00 PM in 253 Justin. (Corrected from 4-6:10)
Needs Work List:Copper, Vitamin D, Calcium, Vitamin A, Electrolytes, Riboflavin, Pantothenic Acid, Vitamin B6, Folate, Vitamin B12
Good Enough List: Pages (not their subpages or pages beneath them) that are completed well enough to get me to review and comment on your submitted test questions and contain the information that you would be responsible for knowing on the exam. These pages are not perfect and could use more attention. Pages newly moved into this category are noted in green.
Vitamins & Minerals, Vitamins History, Antioxidants, Iodine, Manganese, Phosphorous, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Selenium, Zinc, Magnesium, Fluoride, Iron, B Vitamins, Thiamine, Niacin, Biotin
HN 400 Groups Wiki
Some helpful Resources:
Example of a successful wiki: KSU Cultural Anthropology Wiki
KSU HN400 Youtube Channel
Human Physiology Wikibook
Learning Telecollaboratively Wetpaint Wiki nominated for an Edublog Award for Best Wiki.
Search for Chemical Structures: Pubchem
WikiPremed has a number of public domain figures and structures.
Campaign to Reduce Student Textbook Costs
NutritionData is good for looking up food compositions, complementary proteins, and for foods high in a certain nutrient.
USDA National Nutrient Database also has the composition of food, but you can also search by nutrient (i.e. what foods are high in vitamin C) using the nutrient list site.
Open Office is an open source program that works like microsoft office. In addition, it is able to open files created in microsoft office (i.e. Office 2007) if you have an older version of the program.
International Unit Convertor is a useful program for converting vitamin IUs to microgramms, milligrams, or grams and vice versa.
Linus Pauling Institute Micronutrient Information Center contains good information on a number of vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals.
Dietary Supplement Database
Freeware Screen Capture Programs (If you can, please save as .png files). Why? Because that is what Wikipedia wants, and they probably have a good reason for doing it, and it is 1 of 3 file types that Wetpaint allows you to upload.
Gadwin PrintScreen
Screen Grab 1.1
Screenshot Captor I have used this program and can vouch that it works well.
MWSnap
Potato Screen Capture
Mac users: Here is a description of how to use the built in screen capture function in Mac OS X. Here is another explanation as Mac's Tip of the week. If that doesn't work these Pure Mac or About.com pages list freeware options you can try.
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