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Development of the Cole Museum resources for outreach and teaching and learning.
Dr Amanda Callaghan, School of Biological Sciences a.callaghan@reading.ac.uk Overview The Cole Museum of Zoology (the Cole) houses a number of satellite collections for use in outreach, teaching and learning. In 2014 we transferred 50% of the School of Archaeology, Geography … Continue reading
Posted in Funded Project Examples, Research Informed Teaching, Resources, School of Archaeology and Environmental Science, School of Archaeology Geography and Environmental Science, School of Biological Sciences, Teaching Approaches, TLDF Mini Projects
Tagged AdLib, archives, Cole Museum, collections, fossils, museums, transferable skills, Zoology
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