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In This Section Section Home Art History Syllabus Sample Lesson Enter Course Here Before You Begin Quarter 1 + Quarter 2 Resource Room Forensic Science About the Instructor Contact Information Syllabus Sample Lesson Enter the Course How to Work through this Course History of Forensics Crime Scenes Arson Ballistics Blood Splatter Prints Profiling Foreign Languages Spanish I About the Instructor Syllabus Contact Information Sample Lesson Enter the Course Spanish II About the Instructor Syllabus Sample Lesson Enter The Course Media Arts Design Elements for Your Own Business Designing Logos	Details, details, Details Home > Forensic Science > Enter the Course > Crime Scenes > Observing Details Details, details, Details Evidence is often small or even ordinary. It is important to people on a scene to be able to observe details to determine if something could potentially be evidence. Taking pictures helps but knowing what is around the scene is more important. Do one or more of these techniques several times this week and practice at least twice a week for a few weeks to improve your attention to detail. I will have several opportunities for you to demonstrate your skills!	More Information Eyes open Mind Open Directions