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Internet Applications for Computational Biology, the CMISS Web Browser Extension and and Use in Education
C Stevens1, S Blackett, I J Legrice
1Inst. of Bioeng., Auckland Univ.
Abstract:
The Internet is becoming increasingly accessible and new technologies are enabling the delivery of more features to end users. It is therefore increasingly compelling to develop technology to facilitate the delivery of educational content and computational tools via the Internet. Here we report on the Internet enabling of the CMISS package as a Web browser extension, and its use in a custom online teaching application for medical students.
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