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This lab report will follow the format of a "slide show,"
and it will rely heavily on images that you will insert to describe various
features of cells. You should obtain images from the following
sources:
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Internet,
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scanned images from textbook or lab manual,
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scanned image from a book checked out of the library
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digital photographs taken in class.
Your professor has prepared a draft of the Lab Report/Slide
Show as a Word document. The
document is also saved under Bill Wilcox's folder next to your student
folder. The Template has tables for you to insert images and captions
into and directions.
Example: In the Introduction you are asked to
use images to illustrate the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic
cells. Each image must have a caption, of not more than three sentences,
that explains the significance of the image. You must open at least
one image in the "Paint" program and label at least 1 part of the image,
such as "nucleus, cell wall," etc. See example below:
Image
Caption
http://www.winterwren.com/apbio/home/
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This amoeba is an example of a single celled organism.
Amoeba are classified as "eukaryotic" cells because they contain a membrane
enclosed nucleus and are much larger than "prokaryotic" cells (bacteria). |
The above example above was obtain by going to google.com
and searching for Images: "amoeba."
How to to obtain, label and insert and Internet image:
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go to google.com and click on Images then type in "amoeba"
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search through until you find an image you like
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right mouse click on the image and save the image in a your
Folder for "Microscopes and Cells"
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open your "Paint" program and open the saved image in the
Paint program (click on All Files
to show all file types)
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use the Paint Text Tool
to draw a small text box and type in a label
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save the labeled image back in your Folder
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Insert the image into your Word document
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always cite the source of your image in a caption under the
image
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all inserted images should have a caption that explains the
significance (see lab manual) of the image
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