Computational chemistry programs have proven to be powerful research tools, and our project aimed to bring this technology to the classroom. We developed a teaching module based on the web-based software WebMO to address topics chemistry students typically struggle with. Through implementation of the curriculum at Millbury High School, it was found that the students generally possessed a stronger understanding of the topics addressed after using WebMO and that integration of computational chemistry into the classroom is a worthwhile endeavor.

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Creator

• Sigalovsky, Daniel
• Devaney, Kara Jade
• Lu, Jiawei
• Hango, Christopher R.

Subject

• Learning
• Computing

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• E-project-031014-153531

Palabra Clave

• Computer-assisted instruction
• Curriculum planning
• Education, Secondary

Advisor

• Deskins, N Aaron

Year

• 2014

Date created

• 2014-03-10

Ubicación

• Worcester

Resource type

• Interactive Qualifying Project

Rights statement

• In Copyright

Última modificación

• 2020-11-20