Study Mice & More in Biology Videos

  • 05/01/96
Cogito Learning Media introduces its Knowledge Now experimental biology video series, comprising six 30-minute videotapes on widely studied model organisms. Videos draw upon high-quality animations and never-before-seen photography, suited for college and advanced placement high school students. Included are The Mouse, Drosophila, Arabidopsis, Phage Lambda, A Nematode and Yeast. Authors -- from leading institutions such as Princeton, MIT and UC San Francisco -- were chosen for their scientific expertise and ability to communicate as teachers. All presentations have been reviewed by educators to ensure their intellectual quality and pedagogical effectiveness. Cogito has made 10-second downloadable samples of three tapes available on their Web site. Cogito Learning Media, New York, NY, (212) 361-6330, www. cogitomedia.com.

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