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Dear Biomch-L subscribers,
To aid the ongoing development of biomechanics learning materials for the BioLab project we are seeking ideas for undergraduate lab sessions and tutorials in the areas of:
Angular Kinematics
Angular Kinetics
The learning resources that we are developing are aimed primarily at first/second year undergraduate level so we would appreciate ideas/resources aimed at this level.
A taste of some the teaching resources we have already developed can be downloaded from our website: http://www.biolab.org.uk/downloads.html
If you are willing to share your lab and tutorial ideas/resources please e-mail them to: biolab@mmu.ac.uk
Any information that we receive will be reviewed and any ideas/content that is included in the final product will receive full acknowledgement of the original source.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Ed Parker.
The BioLab project aims to develop a teachers' resource to improve accessibility and enhance the quality of sport and exercise biomechanics teaching and learning within sport-related degree and HND courses. Through the development of a Biomechanics Teaching & Learning Tool Box we hope to facilitate an increase in the opportunities for students to study biomechanics from an entry level through to degree level three and beyond.
visit us online at: www.biolab.org.uk
Ed Parker
Department of Exercise and Sport Science
Manchester Metropolitan University, Cheshire
Hassall Road
Alsager ST7 2HL, UK
e-mail: e.parker@mmu.ac.uk
URL: http://www.biolab.org.uk
Tel.: +44 (0)161 247 5606
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To aid the ongoing development of biomechanics learning materials for the BioLab project we are seeking ideas for undergraduate lab sessions and tutorials in the areas of:
Angular Kinematics
Angular Kinetics
The learning resources that we are developing are aimed primarily at first/second year undergraduate level so we would appreciate ideas/resources aimed at this level.
A taste of some the teaching resources we have already developed can be downloaded from our website: http://www.biolab.org.uk/downloads.html
If you are willing to share your lab and tutorial ideas/resources please e-mail them to: biolab@mmu.ac.uk
Any information that we receive will be reviewed and any ideas/content that is included in the final product will receive full acknowledgement of the original source.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Ed Parker.
The BioLab project aims to develop a teachers' resource to improve accessibility and enhance the quality of sport and exercise biomechanics teaching and learning within sport-related degree and HND courses. Through the development of a Biomechanics Teaching & Learning Tool Box we hope to facilitate an increase in the opportunities for students to study biomechanics from an entry level through to degree level three and beyond.
visit us online at: www.biolab.org.uk
Ed Parker
Department of Exercise and Sport Science
Manchester Metropolitan University, Cheshire
Hassall Road
Alsager ST7 2HL, UK
e-mail: e.parker@mmu.ac.uk
URL: http://www.biolab.org.uk
Tel.: +44 (0)161 247 5606
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you should read the Manchester Metropolitan University’s
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