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- Introduction
- This page offers resources for online geology learning, highlighting the use of Powerpoint. It provides a Powerpoint file for geological work, a video introduction, and a section on creating geological field maps with a template and instructional video. Additionally, it includes videos on spherical projections, such as setting up the Wulff net, plotting, and calculating angles, all designed to improve students' grasp of geological concepts.
- InfoPage
- This page discusses LibreTexts, a non-profit platform providing free, adaptable educational resources to reduce traditional education costs. It allows users to adopt, customize, and share materials under specific licenses, promoting interactive learning. Supported by various organizations, LibreTexts aims to enhance open education. Inquiries can be directed through their website.
- Acknowledgements
- This page is a manual for the EAS 233 Geologic Structures course at the University of Alberta, recognizing the contributions of instructors, proofreaders, and teaching assistants. It also acknowledges support from an Open Educational Resources grant and individuals who provided advice for developing the manual's Open Educational Resource version.
- About this Book
- This page introduces a course on Geological Structures, detailing its learning objectives and foundational concepts. It focuses on describing, constructing, calculating, and interpreting geological formations while underscoring the importance of observation and three-dimensional thinking. Practical lab work supplements theoretical readings, requiring prior knowledge in geology. The page emphasizes academic integrity, advocating for original student work that reflects individual understanding.
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