That's a great idea, Cris!
Suggestions?
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CSI_in_training
CSI Level Two
Oh! I like that idea!
And a list of forensic's books you can buy at Chapters/Indigo or regular book stores. I'm always looking for new reading stuff.
And a list of forensic's books you can buy at Chapters/Indigo or regular book stores. I'm always looking for new reading stuff.
CSI_Wearden
Witness
I'd like to learn about the Procedures they go through, What information they use, The facts, The tips for the Future Forensics Etc.
Sometimg exciting.
^_^
Sometimg exciting.
^_^
detectivebruce
Dead on Arrival
i agree with her. she is right they give facts but they are too fast to understand.
CSIVegasMiamiNY
Pathologist
I've noticed that a lot of people ask about different bits and pieces in the CSI field kit and what not. They ahve a list on CBS.com, if you want, I could put it in a thread or something? Don't want to intrude, but I for one love finding out new things, and it just seems like a constant question (?)
Sorry if I'm stepping on any toes!
Sorry if I'm stepping on any toes!
Cat
Head of the Swing Shift
CSIVegasMiamiNY said:
I've noticed that a lot of people ask about different bits and pieces in the CSI field kit and what not. They ahve a list on CBS.com, if you want, I could put it in a thread or something? Don't want to intrude, but I for one love finding out new things, and it just seems like a constant question (?)
Sorry if I'm stepping on any toes!
Sure, that would be fine.
Just remember to credit and link to the web page.CSIVegasMiamiNY
Pathologist
Ok, will do!
ETA: Quick question though: The list is huge, should I put it in one post, meaning it will make my post huge, or do I put each letter, or section in seperate posts, in which case I break the 'No Double Post' rule?
ETA: Quick question though: The list is huge, should I put it in one post, meaning it will make my post huge, or do I put each letter, or section in seperate posts, in which case I break the 'No Double Post' rule?
HI. First post. I'm a h.s. science teacher who is designing a forensics class for an alternative h.s. for at-risk teens.
What I want is to find an index to episodes arranged by forensic science subject, because I want to find episodes of CSI family (and other forensic) shows to go with each topic that I am teaching. Like, an episode that features document analysis to kick off that unit, or blood work, or dental forensics and facial reconstruction, etc.
Anybody know where I can look for this? Otherwise, I won't have time to find a show for each topic. I think this will help my class a lot.
What I want is to find an index to episodes arranged by forensic science subject, because I want to find episodes of CSI family (and other forensic) shows to go with each topic that I am teaching. Like, an episode that features document analysis to kick off that unit, or blood work, or dental forensics and facial reconstruction, etc.
Anybody know where I can look for this? Otherwise, I won't have time to find a show for each topic. I think this will help my class a lot.
CSIVegasMiamiNY
Pathologist
Ah! Thta's a pretty smart idea, I'll do that! lol