History of Science OnlineCourse Info: HSCI 3013 - section 995 - Fall 2008 |
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Web Projects
The list of this semester's Web Projects is alphabetized by last name.
Check your email link, title, and web project link. Any changes or corrections? Let me know!
What if I see someone else with the same topic as me? Check to see if another student has chosen a similar topic (color coding may indicate this). If so, this is not a bad thing, because you won't need to repeat the same things. You can divide up responsibilities! Follow the links below to see what episodes other students are planning. You will need to coordinate your episodes, link to each others' projects, and make sure that your Episodes are not the same. For example, if two of you want to devote an episode to the same historical figure (e.g., Vesalius), you need to communicate together and decide how you will treat that person differently. Also, link to each other's web projects so that you don't have to repeat what the other person says. It looks like we'll have a lot of history of medicine related projects this semester!!!
"Any one may commence the writing of a book, but what may be its extent, or the time of its completion, no one can tell." Dr. James to William Thomason, Lord Kelvin, 9 April 1843.
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HSCI 3013. History
of Science to 17th century
Many thanks to Mythology
and Folklore and other online courses developed by Laura Gibbs.
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