There certainly is a need for online science labs--and many AA/AS students run into difficulty finishing up their degrees. At the same time, there are good, academic reasons to be wary about putting a lab experience online. Listed below is info about software others in the system are using. Your thoughts about this?
From Sandy Cook--
Late Nite Labs is excited to partner with KCTCS in bringing cutting edge online course offerings. As we mentioned, we are pleased to offer a group discount rate for all 16 colleges in KCTCS. The following is a breakdown of our price points and discounts we can give you based upon student enrollment per semester across our chemistry and biology platforms.
For 250 students we can offer you a discount price $36.95 (a 7% savings)
For 500 students we can offer you a discount price $34.95 (a 12% savings)
For 1000 students we can offer you a discount price $31.95 (a 20% savings)
For more info please visit www.latenitelabs.com
To login and try out some of our labs please follow the instructions below.
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Angie Fultz, the chair of natural sciences at MCTC, says, "I am not a fan of LateNight labs. Much more of an exercise of computer skills than chemistry." Let us be cautious. . .
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