The page was created for containing Chemical Education links compiled by Ralph H. Logan Jr. Please contact R.H. Logan for any corrections or additions to this page.

• Chemical Equation balancer Intelli Balancer is the best chemical equation balance software, it can balance any chemical equation in a flash! it has a feature rich editor so that you can edit chemical equations easier.It support almost all kinds of chemical equations, eg: ionic equation and equation with hydrate.
• Chemistry Tutor My Chemistry Tutor has a free chemistry help forum. Students can ask for help on homework problems they have attempted and need clarification on. Tutorials and a chemistry help search engine will be added soon.
• Tutor 2000 helps students and tutors identify and find each other over the Internet.
• Cavalcade O' ChemistryHas ten top reasons for Taking Chemistry as well as a helpdesk for students, free lesson plans, worksheets, labs, and activities for teachers, a search engine, tutorial links and fun links for the kids.

 

•  AmericaTakingAction.com  is a National Network of School Webpages.  A 20-page website has been provided to each school across the country including a Parent Resource Center, Student Center, Teacher's Lounge, Study Hall, Cyberary, Technology Center, Cyber Preschool, and more.

 

• Royal Chemical Society's educational Web site is a joint effort with the ACS, the German Chemical Society, Czech Chemical Society etc. This site has search capabilities and is a rather complete site for chemical education

 

• The Information retrieval in Chemistry WWW server is a compendium of Chemistry resources by field and by topic.

 

• Wilton High School Chemistry CoachA fully functional high school chemistry web site roughly 200 URLs deep and including:

-a detailed description of the pedagogy involved in a unique chemistry program and its philosophical basis -many original tutorials and highly organized links to hundreds of others.

• Periodic Table References This site offers over a dozen Web sites focusing on the Periodic Table of the Elements.

 

• Environmental References This site contains dozens of links to Web sites that focus on the environment and the ecology.

 

• WWW Links for Chemists from The University of Liverpool England. This Web site has over 3300 sources for Chemistry Teachers and Industrial Chemists. This is an impressive site and well worth a visit.

 

• Atomic Structure TimelineThis is a very good timeline for Atomic Structure perfect for science history buffs.

 

• Model Science Software Model Science Software is dedicated to developing advance simulation software for use in education and industry. They are currently developing a number of technologies and applications. Including their chemistry lab simulation software, known as ChemLab for Windows. This site features simulation software like ChemLab which has six different Chemistry experiment samplings that can be downloaded at the site. Comes in Win 3.1 and Win 95 versions. Perfect for those distant education situations where physical labs are hard to arrange. This virtual lab may be the alternative answer.

 

• Brief Histor of Chemistry HyperChemistry on the Web also includes experiments you can do at home, a Periodic Table, a Chemistry Glossary,and a search engine that allows you to search for Chemistry related topics. This is a site that will offer great aid to Chemistry teachers and students as well.

 

• CHEMysteryThis is a virtual textbook on Chemistry. This impressive Web site was designed and constructed by High School students: Clyde Law, Team Leader at Ward Melville High School; Gaurav Prasad at Ward Melville High School; Christopher Porter at Brentwood High School. Good work fellas!! The Team coaches were Melanie Krieger, Head Coach at Ward Meville High School and John Fritz, coach at Brentwood High School.

 

• ChemPuterUniv of Sheffield's excellent Chemistry sites, one of several. A number of calculators that will help you compute Chemistry variables.

 

• Study Guide for General Chemistry from Dartmouth University.Written by Prof M.A. Walters.

 

• Humor in Chemistry This is a good site to find some very humorous pieces to lighten up the atmosphere in a Chemistry class.

 

• Chemist's Art Gallery This is an excellent site for graphics and animation for making Chemical concepts come to life in the classroom.

 

• The ChemTeam This is a tutorial in High School Chemistry.

 

• The Element Song This is a cute little ditty that is supposed to help students learn the names of the Chemiscal Elements. The lyrics are by Tom Lehrer.

 

• Problem Sets for General Chemistry This is an excellent site if you are looking for additional practice problems on a full range of General Chemistry Units, written by S.E. Van Bramer of Widener University.

 

• Rolf Claessen's Chemistry Index This is really a delightful Web site which has many useful links for Chemistry students and teachers. Well worth the trip.

 

• The Catalyst This is an excellent site for Chemistry High School Teachers.

 

• WebElements - the periodic table on the WWW. Vastly updated. Mark Winters highly recommends this site. I have been there and for knowledge of the elements, there is no equal. A real five star rating. It has the latest developments on current new elements being synthesized. A must visit!!

 

• ChemdexSheffield Chemdex - a list pointing to more than 2400 chemistry resources on the internet. This is a fantastic site sponsored by the University of Sheffield, England.

 

• The BioChemLinks is a directory of web resources for biology and chemistry teachers. Links are organized under the following topics: General Biology, Cell Biology, Genetics, Microbiology, Immunology, Biotechnology, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry. This site has an excellent site on Lab Safety including HazMat Data and MSDS materials

 

• Links For Chemists

 A very fine resource list of Chemical Education on the UCLA server. Points to academic institutions, companies, and organizations. It includes Gopher sites and ftp servers.

 

• POLY-Links Polymer information at this site.

 

• The CML Project SGML based Chemical Markup Language by Peter Murray-Rust, Henry Rzepa , and Chris Leach.

 

• Principles of Protein Structure Ground breaking courseware edited by Peter Murray-Rust and Alan Mills.

 

• AMBER Home Page Tom Cheatham and Bill Ross's Amber Information pages.

 

• Fullerene Database and Information Wyn Locke's Fullerene Collection.

 

• Royal Society of Chemistry This is the home page of the British Society of Chemists, a real delight to visit.

 

• 3-D visualization of molecules called the MathMol

 NYU is developing a program of Mathematics and molecules designed to help K-12 teachers using 3-D visualization and molecular mechanics in their classes. Fantastic graphics!!

 

• Primary and Secondary school listing

 A useful listing of primary and secondary schools. Search by country and state. Excellent for teachers looking for a collaborative effort with other schools.

 

• Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology This web page explains the institutes Educational Programs

 

• Computers In Teaching Initiative Chemistry

 This is the CTI Centre for Chemistry WWW site, maintained by staff at the Centre and supported by the University of Liverpool Computing Services. The Centre and the Chemistry Courseware Consortium (C3) also jointly maintain an ftp server The following areas are available at this site:

 

The CTI Centres Project 
The CTI Centre for Chemistry 
Other Educational Technology activities in the UK
Other chemistry resources around the world, including gophers,  WWW's, ftp sites
 Chemistry at the University of Liverpool

• Martindale's Graduate and Undergraduate Science Center

 A "Graduate and Undergraduate Multimedia Education and Specialized Information Resource Center". Currently this Center contains:

Science Related/Special Interest, Bioscience, Business, Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics,Physics,Physics - Medical Space Science, and Time & Weather.

 

• Cambridge Scientific Computing

 Excellent links to other Chemistry sites and free software. Has search engine.

 

• GALAXIE SEARCH ENGINE FOR SCIENCE

 Good links to Organizations, Universities, and Chemical grahics. Worth a visit to their site for the Chemical Educator with an eye on molecular graphics. Has a link to AIDS research and retro-virus research. Good link to Buckminister Fuller Buckyballs.

 

• ACS Web

 American Chemical Society Web Page has a most impressive array of resourses for Chemical Research and Education.

• Chemical Abstracts

 This is an incredibly useful database, but unfortunately, it cost big bucks. You might check to see if a business or university will help with the cost.

 

• Maryland Collaborative For Teacher Preparation from the Univ. of Maryland.

 Tom is a big Web presence in Chemical Education. His syllabi, notes, and a daily log of recent classes are included in the

• World Lecture Hall archives.

 

• Steve Lower's HyperMedia Instructional Chemistry from Simon Frasier University

 Steve maintains a site crammed with Instructional materials, software, and lots of linkages. Check out his HyperCard stacks.

 

• Chemistry Textbook Archive

 

• General Organic and Biochemistry

 This area contains copies of the lecture presentations associated with General, Organic, and Biochemistry 3150:129 and 3150:130 along with lecture guides. Lecture slides can be viewed by selecting the appropriate chapter. In addition, after reviewing each section, you may wish to attempt the practice exam for each chapter.

• Chemical On-Line Presentations, Talks,Workshops

 You are invited to contribute the URL of any chemically orientated talk, poster or workshop presentation that you have made or will make to an audience.

 

• Journal of Chemical Education Web Site

 JCE: Software is the branch of the Journal of Chemical Education that publishes instructional computer software and videodiscs. JCE: Software isn't just about software; it is software--one or more disks that contain chemistry computer programs as well as a printed User's Manual with both directions to operate the program and guidance about using it in the classroom or laboratory.

 

• Clemson Chemical Education Site

 Clemson University is the host institution for the American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Education's Examinations Institute. The Institute produces "traditional" paper-and-pencil examinations for high school chemistry, all undergraduate chemistry courses for majors (and several for non-majors), as well as placement examinations for entering freshmen and for graduate students.

 

• Dr. Scott Van Bram's Home Page

 This home page has a good periodic Table section and software for NMR. It also has a link to Scott's Bookmark.

 

 

• Using the WWW for Chemical Education

 This article briefly describes WWW-based hypermedia and how it can be applied in chemical education. The discussion addresses use of the Web as a means of information distribution, and as a medium for developing educational hypermedia.

• Global Instructional Chemistry

 Welcome to a new concept in the distributed teaching of Chemistry. Over the coming years, these pages will be built up to include small "stories" or case histories illlustrating modern chemistry in action, liberally dosed with "hyperactive" molecules which you will be able to rotate, measure and generally play with. The content will include chemical problems suitable for tutorial and classes, a page where you can log-in to suitable on-line information databases, pages where you can acquire programs and other software, and any other good ideas that people come up with.

 

• Chemist's Art Gallery

 Beautiful images from Finland, the land of reindeer

 

• There is a Chemical Education mailing list that is of particular interest to Chemical educators. To subscribe send to CHEMED-L Type the message in the text box

 SUBSCRIBE CHEMED-L first name last name

 Messages can be sent to the following address CHEMED-L message center

• There is another mailing list for Community College Educators that discusses issues as they relate to Community Colleges. To subscribe to this list send to the following address TCC-L Send the following message in the text area:

 SUBSCRIBE TCC-L First name last name

 All messages are to originate at the following address: TCC-L

 

• Simon Fraser University
• Foundation of International Tutoring
• Richard Smith WebMaster of International Tutoring
• Kathy Covert

 for her significant contribution to the above list

 

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