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- 1Zines used in classrooms to tackle genetics misconceptions▼How zines helped my students challenge genetics misconceptions
An educator writing for the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology describes having students make zines as a way to confront common genetics misconceptions. By researching and illustrating concepts themselves, students actively unpacked flawed ideas about heredity, turning creative expression into a science teaching tool. The piece highlights hands-on, student-led approaches as an effective alternative to standard lecture formats in biology education.
- 2Nature photograph of Raftsundet in northern Norway shared online●# Raftsundet # Hadsel # Nordland # Norway # Norge # ArtWithOpenSource # Darktable # CCBYSA # Nature # NaturePhotography
A landscape photograph of Raftsundet, the narrow strait in Hadsel municipality in Nordland, Norway, has been shared under a Creative Commons CC BY-SA licence. The image was edited with the open-source software Darktable and tagged as nature and landscape photography, drawing modest engagement from viewers interested in Norwegian scenery.