Student Projects for UMass Chemistry 423 Spring 2016: Difference between revisions
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Make green scenes to illustrate your points, and weave your scenes into the text. | Make green scenes to illustrate your points, and weave your scenes into the text. | ||
Use colored text to help the reader easily see your points in the scene and to keep your text concise. For example "This view shows the <font color='red'>2 alpha helices </font> packed against the <font color='blue'> 4-stranded antiparallel beta sheet</font>." The word view would link to a scene in which the alpha helices are red and the beta sheet is blue. Go into edit mode on this page to copy the colored text section for use on your page. See also [[Help:Color_Keys]]. | Use colored text to help the reader easily see your points in the scene and to keep your text concise. For example "This view shows the <font color='red'>2 alpha helices </font> packed against the <font color='blue'> 4-stranded antiparallel beta sheet</font>." The word "view" would link to a green scene in which the alpha helices are red and the beta sheet is blue. Go into edit mode on this page to copy the colored text section for use on your page. See also [[Help:Color_Keys]]. | ||
Avoid a list of miscellaneous facts. Choose the most interesting points to tell us in some detail and illustrate with green scenes. | Avoid a list of miscellaneous facts. Choose the most interesting points to tell us in some detail and illustrate with green scenes. | ||
