Last week, through the Free Technology for Teachers Facebook page , someone asked me if I had any resources about the chemistry of candy. I ...
Last week, through the Free Technology for Teachers Facebook page , someone asked me if I had any resources about the chemistry of candy. I ...
I can lose track of time jumping from one TED-Ed lesson to another. I was doing that last night when I came across How Do Pain Relievers Wor...
goREACT is a free iPad and Android app from the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. This free iPad app allows students to virtually c...
The Royal Society of Chemistry has launched a new global project for students. The project, simply called The Global Experiment , asks stude...
The Periodic Table of Videos is produced by The University of Nottingham. The table features a video demonstration of the characteristics o...
This week Hank and John Green added the thirtieth episode to their chemistry Crash Course series. The latest episode is all about pH. Stude...
The Science of Macaroni Salad is a fun two-part TED-Ed lesson through which students can learn about chemical mixtures, solutions, and bond...
Chem Collective is a project designed and maintained by Carnegie Mellon University's chemistry department and the National Science Digi...
Earlier today Open Culture shared a video titled What's Actually Inside an Average Cup of Coffee? The video, produced by Wired, gives ...
This post is for my friend Walter Perry and my brother-in-law Dr. Nathan Hnatiuk who teach chemistry. The next time your students are in ne...
The Periodic Table of iPhones is an interesting infographic from Scientific American. The infographic is part of a larger piece about the r...
I don't why it's taken me so long to do this, but I finally spent some time browsing through the videos on Hank Green's SciShow ...
In my neighborhood we've had at least some new snow every day this week. Just a little north of me there has been nearly two feet of new...
The Periodic Table of Comic Books is a project of the chemistry department at the University of Kentucky . The idea is that for every eleme...
Chem Reference is an online periodic table of elements that offers a couple of handy features for students. Students can select an element ...
The University of Kentucky's College of Arts and Sciences has a nice interactive activity about silicate minerals . The activity has an ...
There isn't any shortage of sites attempting to organize academic videos, I shared a nice one yesterday, but there aren't too many ...
Last month I posted a list of useful YouTube channels for history teachers and students. That list proved to be popular so I thought I'...
Gooru is a new service (still carrying the Alpha label) that aims to provide teachers and students with an extensive collection of videos, ...
I've previously shared some resources for helping students learn the Periodic Table of Elements. This morning, through David Kapuler , ...