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We work collaboratively with faculty and subject matter experts to develop and test iterative, continuous improvements aimed at increasing efficacy and learning. Term over term, Lumen’s Waymaker courseware makes it possible to use learning data to identify where content improvements are needed. They include text, images, videos, assessments, directed feedback, practice questions, simulations, and other interactives that invite students to apply their knowledge, improve their understanding, and perform better. Lumen materials aim to deliver an active learning experience. Lumen OER courses apply learning science to engage students and better support the learning process. A login is no longer required to view this study tool.

We have swapped Cerego for H5P flashcards.

Each course in the biology series has a number of interactives addressing the more challenging learning outcomes or topics of current interest. For example, see our new interactive for the SARS-CoV-2 module here.

Each course in the biology series now contains in-page practice questions with immediate feedback for each learning outcome.

Additionally, improvements to the course include: The content for Biology for Majors I & II has been updated to include recent changes found in the primary source of content, OpenStax Biology 2e. This course was updated on February 2021. Original practice activities were authored by Shelli Carter and Lumen Learning.

The course is based on the OpenStax textbook Biology, supplemented with relevant materials from Khan Academy and videos from multiple sources. This course was developed by Lumen Learning, with contributing work from Shelli Carter. Primary topics include biochemistry, cellular structure and function, cell membrane and transport, genetics, heredity, the theory of evolution, and modern applications of biology. The first of a two-course sequence, this course provides a strong foundation of the principles of biology for students majoring in the life sciences, medical, and healthcare fields.