- Hi, this is Michelle Medlin
from LearnChemE at the University of Colorado Boulder,
and as many universities are transitioning over
to remote teaching, I just wanna give you a quick review
of what we have available
on our site that can hopefully save you a lot
of time as you make that move.
This our homepage
that you'll see when you go to learncheme.com.
First thing we have are their are Screencasts.
We have several of these,
and if you go to any
of these topics, you can see that we have a whole list
of different topics and then subtopics within that.
And then when you go to one of these subtopics
these are the links that will take you
to the YouTube video.
And back on our page,
we also have them sorted by textbook.
We have some other links
to interactive screencasts and simulation in fluid.
Then we go to our interactive simulations;
We also have these pulled out by topic,
and if we take a look at Thermo.
Thermo we have so many that we pulled that into two pages.
We have them listed by topic.
Again, the ones listed in green
you're gonna have to download a CDF file
and then run that on Wolfram CDF player.
But if you look at the ones in blue,
you can see that they run directly on your browser;
and then you can make whatever changes are available,
opt for different graphs and however that goes.
In a lot of cases
we have a screencast to show you how to better use these.
One of the newer things we have
on our website are self-study modules.
These are a way to try to learn an entire topic
on something,
So we have them on ideal gas law,
we have entropy, we have material energy balances,
thermo separations, fluids and kinetics.
So if we take a look at flash separations, I can kind
of walk you through one of these real quick.
So we tell you what's available in this module,
give you the motivation, what class it's available in,
what you need to know before you go through this module,
and then what you hope to learn.
We start off with some concept tests that perhaps
the students wouldn't be able to answer just yet,
but hopefully they will by the end of this module.
The next thing we have are these screencasts,
and these screencasts in this case also have quizzes built
within them,
so they will just pop up as you're watching that.
Then we have some important equations listed.
And the next page will get to some interactive simulations
that you can play around with,
and we ask questions beforehand,
so that you kind of understand what
you should be looking for as you do these.
And again, we sometimes have the screencast to help you
with the simulation.
Next one.
This one, we have a quiz simulation
in which you have to input something
at every step before it moves onto the next one.
So it's just a different way of using a simulation.
Then we have example problems where we have listed
out the entire problem statement,
and hopefully the student will go through that
before watching the video
that will have the answer in it.
Then at the end, we have the same concept test again,
and hopefully the students will be able to answer these
at this point.
On the summary page, we have the answers written out,
key points for the module,
and then we have links back to the beginning,
and back to the modules,
and back to our regular page.
What I've shown you so far
is available to everyone that comes to learncheme.com.
Then we also have our instructor resources,
where we have a concept test inventory
and course packages.
If you want to have access to this,
please contact me at learncheme@gmail.com
and I'll get that taken care of.
Once you're signed in,
you see the course package inventory where we have it
for these three classes,
and then we have a concept test inventory
for these classes.
So if you look at some of these
you'll see it's separated out
and when you click on this
it will download a PowerPoint file for you.
You can check out
a file preview
to see what concept tests are available in those.
And that we have other information
on our instructor resources.
We have many other things.
I hope you find some of this useful.
Please contact me at learncheme@gmail.com
if you have any questions on any of it.
Thanks a lot for listening.