Go to YouTube.
Select a video (this is a Murdoch Uni Library video). Use the HTML tab to copy and paste the video embed code into your blog post.
Copy and paste the caption and link the YouTube URL for this video.
Murdoch University Library Toolbar (LibX Murdoch)
= Facebook for photos - check for images with creative commons licences. See also Google Images creative commons licenced photos.
Put creative commons licence, attribution, date and author (upload to Flickr).
How to do it:
Click on Search
Click on advanced search and search for a topic. Very important: Tick the box for “only search within Creative Commons -licenced content”, otherwise you will be violating copyright (a very bad thing!).
Search.
Select a picture. Left click on image to open. Right click on image and copy image location.
Go to Edit Post. Select Add media > from URL > paste.
Caption - copy title and author (person who took the photo) and add “downloaded from Flickr and date”
Link to the Flickr URL.
Creative commons:
Automatic lifelong copyright (plus). But community benefit intention. = Creative Commons. (Kate W)
Follow the links on the Creative Commons page. Guide:
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Google Wave!
EtherPad
Here’s a page of protocols for common growth media
Welcome to Julie’s blog. I’m currently in my third year of a PhD at Murdoch University, working on the symbiosis between nitrogen-fixing root nodule bacteria and legumes in the genus Lotononis. This blog will be a useful site for compiling resources related to these studies.
One of my useful sites to link to:
And another article:
And here’s an article on LGT in prokaryotes:
Here is an interesting Open Access article on plant receptor kinases:
