Pomology/Teaching tools

The Pomology Teaching Tools is a non-research project based on practical support to the Department of Pomology. It may also help to the other departments of horticulture. Its attempt is to create study tools for studying pomology, such as pictures, schematic drawings, videos and textbooks. This project should coordinate work on this area and may collaborate with the School of Education.

Pictures

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The Department of Pomology needs specific pictures for its teaching operations. The picture is understood here as a photograph. By uploading pictures you can help other people to make schematic pictures from them.

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Demand for Pictures

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List here pictures, which are wanted. Then specify what they should include.

  • actinidia fruit - cross section
  • pineapple fruit - cross section
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List of uploaded pictures

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See them in the gallery.

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Schematic Pictures

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When we want to help you to understand a specific problem or thing we can use schematic pictures. They are understood here as photographs with schemes within them. See an example:

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Demand for Schematic Pictures

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List here schematic pictures, which are wanted. Then specify what they should include.

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List of uploaded schematic pictures

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See them in the gallery.

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Available sources

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If you are storing here a file, where language could be changed when make a Schematic Picture list it here with contact info or websites. It can be used for spending time, which people from other wikiversity mutations don’t need to spend too much time on creating up new schematic pictures.

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Drawings

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Drawings or paintings are tools which where developed especially to teach something the observer. They are usually black and white, but might be also colored. Drawings should be easy to understand. They might be developed by drawing and/or painting. Advance users can make them from pictures (=photographs).


Example

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Demand for Drawings

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List here drawings, which are wanted. Then specify what they should include.

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List of uploaded drawings

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See them in the gallery.

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Video/Animations

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Videos and animations are other tools which can help the student to understand the problem. Pomology teaches the student how two maintain fruit crops, harvest them and about post-harvest processes.

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Demand for Videos or Animations

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List here videos/animations, which are wanted. Then specify what they should include.

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List of uploaded videos/animations

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Sounds

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It is not expected that Department of Pomology will need some sound for its purposes. This paragraph is here for possible needs in the future. Some participants may feel useful to hear expressions or articles via audio. For this needs go to the next paragraph.

Pronunciation/grabbed text

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We don’t expect at this time, that there will be a demand for lessons/projects/subjects to have them in audio. We think that there will be a demand for pronunciations of specific words and/or audio text books.

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Demand for audio pronunciation

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List here words or expressions which you need to hear:

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Demand for audio text books

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List here official names of text books under Department of Pomology that you want to hear. IMPORTANT: only finished text books can be grabbed!*

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List of uploaded audio pronunciations

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List of uploaded audio text books

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Text Books

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Text Books are wikiversity full text materials, which are used for studying. It is very difficult to write a good book in a real life. The wikiversity community might help to get easier to obtain free study text books. They should be developed/written by teachers/instructors, but also other people can help. If you would like to help and you are not skilled follow the instruction line for each textbook in the main page discussion. Wikiversity textbooks can be developed by transporting texts from Wikibooks, but also other sources are needed due to the official policy of WikiMedia Foundation.

Completed textbooks

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Textbooks under development

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