Hello Angel,
it is a wiki I use for my pupils. I plan to make it a kind of interactive
chemistry-book. There are some more extensions than Jmol included like
interactive tests, the possibility to play videos inline (there are many nice
chemistry-videos at YouTube), I can use Wikimedia-Commons pictures, uploaded
OER-worksheets and so on.
Some exemple-pages:
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http://wikis.zum.de/chemie-digital/Frau_Lachner/Was_die_Siedetemperatur_von_Molek%C3%BClen_beeinflusst
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http://wikis.zum.de/chemie-digital/Frau_Lachner/Anwendung_der_Symbolschreibweise
and its subpages with many tests like
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http://wikis.zum.de/chemie-digital/Frau_Lachner/Anwendung_der_Symbolschreibweise/Elementsymbole_mit_einem_Memo-Quiz_%C3%BCben
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http://wikis.zum.de/chemie-digital/Frau_Lachner/Anwendung_der_Symbolschreibweise/Multiple-Choice-Test_zum_Erkennen_von_Elementsymbolen
Me and others plan to create an OER chemistry book ... but there are not yet so
much user.
Chemdoodle seems to be nice, too, specially for a use on mobile devices but I
don#t know yet how to implement.
The wiki is part of a wiki-family that is hosted by a german non-institutional
group of internet-using teachers.
Regards, Birgit
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