UniServe Science

UniServe Science

and

The School of Chemistry

Proceedings of
Chemistry IT Workshop: Towards Web Teaching

November 16, 1998


The School of Chemistry is actively engaged in looking at the way in which chemistry is being taught around the world. The recent rapid changes in technologies are pointing to the web being a prime delivery medium for content of the discipline, assessment of student performance and communication between students and staff.

The School of Chemistry, in conjunction with UniServe Science, hosted an IT Workshop on November 16 for all staff interested in web teaching. The program was set by Dr Julia James from the School of Chemistry and the UniServe Science team.

Contextual Presentation

Use of the Web for University Science Teaching in Australia
Ian Johnston and Mary Peat, UniServe Science

School of Chemistry Presentations

The Potential for Teaching and Learning on the Web in Chemistry 1
Adrian George, School of Chemistry
Use of the Web in Teaching Chemical Risk Assessment
Scott Kable, School of Chemistry
Chemical Structure Drawing and Marking on the Web
Damon Ridley, School of Chemistry and Dave Proctor, Hampden Data Services, UK

Example of Practice Presentations

Using "WebMCQ" for Formative and Summative Assessment
James Dalziel and Scott Gazzard, Department of Psychology
The Web - a Tool for the Educational Environment
Tony Koppi, NeTTL
Computer Based Features of the Junior Astronomy Course
John O'Byrne, School of Physics
On-line Learning: The First Year Biology Way
Mary Peat, School of Biological Sciences

UniServe Science and The School of Chemistry
Proceedings of Chemistry IT workshop: Towards Web Teaching
November 16, 1998

Published by: UniServe Science, Carslaw Building (F07), The University of Sydney, NSW 2006
Editor: Anne Fernandez
© 1999

[an error occurred while processing this directive]

Page Maintained By: PhySciCH@mail.usyd.edu.au
Last Update: Monday, 30-Apr-2012 16:32:35 EST
URL: http://science.uniserve.edu.au/workshop/chemit/index.html