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Hi Joel- My class is much smaller, but we have been having students install Fiji on their personal computer for years. This year, it was even more critical after the Spring semester shutdown. We have had no problems getting everyone going on Fiji on their personal computers. Between the Fiji installer package and an instruction sheet we put together, it went very smoothly. I would suggest that it would be a good learning experience for anyone getting a college degree who is not comfortable with software download and installation. I suspect that few will have problems that need support. Dave
Dr. David Knecht
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University of Connecticut
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On Jul 12, 2020, at 2:21 PM, Joel Sheffield <
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Hi All,
I am teaching a Cell Biology course to a class of about 350 juniors and
seniors. As part of the lab component of the course, we use ImageJ for
analysis of images. Normally, ImageJ is loaded onto the computers that the
students use in the labs. However, in the present chaotic situation, we
are teaching our labs online and, as you can imagine, struggling with how
to convey a lab experience to students who are working from home. For
most of them, it should be possible for them to download ImageJ on to their
own computers, but I am concerned that a number of the students may be
uncomfortable with downloading and installation, or may have equipment
issues.
So, I was wondering if there was a way in which students could log into a
central system and use the program remotely. Any suggestions would be
welcome. --
Thank you very much.
Joel
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Temple University
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