Employing Microsoft Sway as a Repository for Data Generated in Pharmaceutics Experimental Courses: A Case study on Topical Formulation Characterization
Chen, Q.; Luo, R.; Wu, C.; Pan, X.; Huang, Z.
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Microsoft Sway is an easy-to-use online creative software developed by Microsoft. It has many advantages as follows: easy to operate and does not require long-term practice and learning; network links can be created and accessed by devices such as Personal Computer (PC) and mobile terminals; Educators and Learners are allowed to browse this repository at anytime to facilitate the application prospects of mining relevant data. Therefore, the author proposes that Microsoft Sway may be a very promising data repository for pharmaceutical experimental teaching courses, and is expected to be extended to undergraduate experimental teaching in other natural science fields.
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