KABT Fall Meeting, KU
2:11 pm in Events by Brad Williamson
13 Sept.
Computer applications in biology classrooms.
KABT Fall Meeting, KU
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Can anyone tell me if there is a registration form for the fall KABT conference? Thank you.
There’s no registration form, Karen–just a $10 registration fee when you arrive. If you need a form because the district needs one, we can create one.
BW
What time does the meeting start on Saturday?
Thank you.
In the main announcement (on the front page of the Bioblog is a timetable for the day–registration starts at 8:30 and the meeting starts at 9:00.
BW