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General Chemistry Multimedia Problems
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General Chemistry Multimedia Problems ask students questions about experiments they see presented using videos and images. The questions asked apply concepts from different parts of an introductory course, encouraging students to decompartmentalize the material.
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SP-27
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Sample Screen
A screen from one of the Multimedia Problems, the Drinking Bird. Click Sample Problem to see more.
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To Order
Item SP-27
JCE Abstract
Sample Problem
System Requirements
User Forum
Instructor's Notes
Technical Notes
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Author
David M. Whisnant
Department of Chemistry
Wofford College
Spartanburg, SC 29303
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What are General Chemistry Multimedia Problems?
- 32 problems each with several questions concerning chemical phenomena (See the abstract for a list of problems.)
- Problems that ask students to answer questions based on their observations
- Problems that encourage students to think about chemical demonstrations
- Problems that require students to consider concepts learned in more than a single chapter of a typical introductory chemistry textbook
- A terrific example of how video and still images from the Chemistry Comes Alive! series can be used in the classroom
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How can you use General Chemistry Multimedia Problems?
- Regularly assigned homework
- Out-of-class collaborative group exercises
- The basis for written essays in which the students answer the questions in detail
- In-class discussion.
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Web-Ready
General Chemistry Multimedia Problems was developed using HTML. With appropriate licensing, it is ready for use on local intranets and can be readily incorporated into other HTML-based materials.
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Web Ready
WWW License
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Made with Chemistry Comes Alive!
Video included in General Chemistry Multimedia Problems is from Chemistry Comes Alive!.
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Chemistry Comes Alive!
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