introduction

TeachLine -Goals and Structure

Remember those days?

We offer our students an e-learning experience as well.

The TeachLine site was originated by Dr. Nurit Kleinberger-Doron in 1997. Today it contains over 80 web-sites for courses taught in the Alexander Silberman Institute of Life Sciences. These web sites allow the students to use the internet as a multimedia means for study and research exploiting various resources and applications.

Our goal is to create for each of the courses a website that offers course materials developed by Hebrew University staff and further enrichment collected from all over the cyberspace. The course sites include the following materials:

Lecture Notes
Required reading (papers & textbooks)
Weekly Assignments
Interactive Tutorials -developed by TeachLine staff (these tutorials may include resources developed elsewhere).
Subject Related Materials with special emphasis on animations, simulations & interactive models.
Practice Quizzes
Useful Databases & Software related to the course material and in frequent use by the scientific community.
Additional means to search the web efficiently for those who feel something is still missing.

Browse through some websites of different courses:

From a Cell to an Organism - for first year students.
Advanced Biochemistry: Membrane Mediated Molecular Processes - for second year students.
Protein Expression and Purification Workshop - a lab course for advanced studies.
Functional Genomics - a lab course for advanced studies.

Examine some interactive tutorials:
Cancer Antigen 1.
Purifying the Enzyme Macho-ase.

Look at the students feedback for some of the tutorials.

Your comments are most welcome.