Presentation materials for an ImageJ short course

[Richard VanMetter]

I am planning a 4-hour introductory short-course on ImageJ for presentation in February. I expect to cover web-resources, installation, the GUI, macros (sets, tools and tool-sets) and plug-ins. Before I develop all the presentation slides, perhaps reinventing the wheel, I wish to ask if others have suitable materials they would be willing to share. I plan to make my slides available to the ImageJ community.

I have already perused and will use many of the resources available on the ImageJ website and links therein.

Thanks,

Rich

[Volker Baecker]

 Maybe parts of our workshop can be useful to you?
You can find it here:
http://www.mri.cnrs.fr/datas/fichiers/articles/60/183.pdf
Note that it is updated twice a year. The last update was in April and
the next one will be in November, so it might be slightly outdated at
the time being.
Volker
On 13/10/10 18:00, Richard VanMetter wrote:
> I am planning a 4-hour introductory short-course on ImageJ for presentation in February. I expect to cover web-resources, installation, the GUI, macros (sets, tools and tool-sets) and plug-ins. Before I develop all the presentation slides, perhaps reinventing the wheel, I wish to ask if others have suitable materials they would be willing to share. I plan to make my slides available to the ImageJ community.
>
> I have already perused and will use many of the resources available on the ImageJ website and links therein.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rich

[Joel Sheffield]

You might take a look at the tutorial that is posted on the IJ web site.
There is a powerpoint set that I gave a few years ago to the Microscopy
Society.  It is a bit out of date, but does cover a lot of the principles.
If they are helpful, you are welcome to use any of the slides.

 http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/docs/examples/IJ-M&M08.ppt

On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 12:00 PM, Richard VanMetter <[hidden email]
> wrote:

> I am planning a 4-hour introductory short-course on ImageJ for presentation
> in February. I expect to cover web-resources, installation, the GUI, macros
> (sets, tools and tool-sets) and plug-ins. Before I develop all the
> presentation slides, perhaps reinventing the wheel, I wish to ask if others
> have suitable materials they would be willing to share. I plan to make my
> slides available to the ImageJ community.
>
> I have already perused and will use many of the resources available on the
> ImageJ website and links therein.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rich
>

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Joel B. Sheffield, Ph.D
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