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19.03.2016
BiOutils: biology for everyone!Massimo Caine
11th Science Projects Workshop in the Future Classroom Lab
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
The challenges of teaching Biology
…the support of an interface is needed!
Biological research
respecting the state-of-the-art
adapting to the high pace
Lab tools
the material isexpensive
Biological samples
difficulties of storing conditions
Literature Teachers’ questions
need for a centralizedinformation
Setting up the interface « BiOutils »contraction of bio and outils (tools) – pronounced « beauty »
April2006
December2006
Discussion with the Academic environment
June2006
Surveysent to teachers
September2006
Introducing BiOutils to teachers
“This is exactly what we need!”
December2006
Workshop for teachers presenting BiOutils scopes
Discussion with teachers. Definition ofneeds and expectations.
January2007
BiOutils website designed incollaboration with teachers
Built according to the needs of teachers and academic possibilities
http://bioutils.ch
March2007
Official launch ofBiOutils 2015
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
Research
SCHOOLS
Biology: primary and secondary education
Section of Biologie
Facultyof Medicine
BiOutils: an integrated platform
http://bioutils.ch
Support and promote the teaching of modern biology providing equipment and know-how to public and private schools
MISSION
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
Yeast cell counting
Restriction enzymes
Gram staining
Bacteria transf.
Gene cloning
Gene retro-inhibition
UV mutagenesis
PCR reaction
DNA extraction
Microorganism detect.
Build a DNA molecule
Cells and DNA
Water analysis
ELISA test
Photosynthesis
Solubility
Antibiotics
Trivial Evolution
Molecularphylogenetic
Bacteriophages
Bacterial conjugation
Biological pigments
Meteo
The mysterious fly
Trivial evolution: plants
High schools
Middle schools
Elementary schools
http://www.bioutils.ch
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
Yeast cellcounting
0,7 g in 10 mL
Dil 100X 100X 10X 10X
Sterile plastic pipettesPropipettesAutomatic pipettes P200Test tubes (sterile)Dilution tubes rackThoma cell counterPipettes Pasteurs
Material providedMicropipettes P1000Special waste bagSterile H20 (for dilutions)Sterile tipsYeast petri dishesVortex
Pedagogical valueDifferent measuring methodsWorking in sterile conditionsSmall biological organismsBig numbersGrowing colony from single cell
WINNER1st Prize
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
Peer-reviewed pedagogical journals publishing
Learning objectives:1. Visualize and explore the double strand structure of DNA2. Experience first-hand the mechanisms of DNA replication3. Describe the relationship between DNA and genetic traits4. Apply the learned concepts to further experiences
Caine et al., 2015
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
Experiments &
Material
Questions High school thesis
Laboratory visits
Events Stages Developing new ad hoc
experiments
Professional courses
GATEWAY TOWARDS UNIVERSITY
Primary schools
Secondary schools
Broad public
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
From the BiOutils activity report 2013-2014
BiOutils: an established and versatile approach…Number of students participating to
BiOutils activities
…and contagious!
Geneva Bellinzona.
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
HOW IT WORKS?
New Webpage:
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
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Do the BiOutils classroom experiences increase the interest of students for the topic? Do the BiOutils classroom experiences make easier the understanding of the
topic? Is the number of experiences proposed by BiOutils sufficient for your needs?
Do you think that is important that a structure like BiOutils, fully integrated in a research laboratory, is maintained and developed further?
Caine et al., 2015b
BiOutils: biology for everyone! Science Projects Workshop – Bruxelles, 18.03.2016
Patrick LinderProfesseurDpt de Microbiologie et Médecine Moléculaire Faculté de MédecineUniversité de Genève
Karl PerronChargé d’enseignementUnité de microbiologieFaculté des SciencesUniversité de Genève
THE TEAM
HEAD UNIT TEAM
Sandrine Zuchuat
Aurélia Weber
Véréna Ducret
Massimo Caine
…and the lab research team!
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
http://bioutils.ch
Mauro Tonolla
Cristina Corti-Fragoso
SUPSI - Ticino
SUPSI - Ticino
BiOutils: biology for everyone! UNIGE – 01.09.2015