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Using ChatGPT as a Tool for Training Nonprogrammers to Generate Genomic Sequence Analysis Code
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Haley A. Delcher; Enas S. Alsatari; Adeyeye I. Haastrup; Sayema Naaz; Lydia A. Hayes-Guastella; Autumn M. McDaniel; Olivia G. Clark; Devin M. Katerski; Francois O. Prinsloo; Olivia R. Roberts; Meredith A. Shaddix; Bridgette N. Sullivan; Isabella M. Swan; Emily M. Hartsell; Jeffrey D. DeMeis; Sunita S. Paudel; Glen M. Borchert – Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 2025
Today, due to the size of many genomes and the increasingly large sizes of sequencing files, independently analyzing sequencing data is largely impossible for a biologist with little to no programming expertise. As such, biologists are typically faced with the dilemma of either having to spend a significant amount of time and effort to learn how…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Technology Uses in Education, Training, Teaching Methods
Incorporating Coding into the Classroom: An Important Component of Modern Bioinformatics Instruction
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Nichole Orench-Rivera; April Bednarski; Paul Craig; Austin Talbot – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2025
Advancements in computation and machine learning have revolutionized science, enabling researchers to address once insurmountable challenges. Bioinformatics, a field that heavily relies on computer-driven analysis of biological data, has greatly benefited from these developments. However, traditional bioinformatics instruction frequently lacks the…
Descriptors: Coding, Computer Science Education, Integrated Curriculum, Programming
Creating Stop-Motion Videos with iPads to Support Students' Understanding of Cell Processes: "Because You Have to Know What You're Talking about to Be Able to Do It"
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Deaton, Cynthia C. M.; Deaton, Benjamin E.; Ivankovic, Diana; Norris, Frank A. – Journal of Digital Learning in Teacher Education, 2013
The purpose of this qualitative case study is two-fold: (a) describe the implementation of a stop-motion animation video activity to support students' understanding of cell processes, and (b) present research findings about students' beliefs and use of iPads to support their creation of stop-motion videos in an introductory biology course. Data…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Qualitative Research, Video Technology, Animation