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| − | My name is Mike Casey and I teach Organic Chemistry at University College Dublin, Ireland. I only discovered Jmol recently and am very impressed by its potential as an eductional tool. I'm in the process of constructing a small site [http://www.ucd.ie/chem/molvis], which makes extensive use of Jmol, as a resource for | + | My name is Mike Casey and I teach Organic Chemistry at University College Dublin, Ireland. I only discovered Jmol recently and am very impressed by its potential as an eductional tool. I'm in the process of constructing a small site [http://www.ucd.ie/chem/molvis Molevision], which makes extensive use of Jmol, as a resource for students taking their first module of organic chemistry. I have almost no experience of web design or of Java, so the site is not very ambitious, nevertheless I hope it will be useful to the students. |
I have much to learn from the Jmol community, and I would like to acknowledge the huge debt I already owe to the many people on whose work my efforts are based. In particular, the documentation provided by Bob Hanson (remember me from Columbia Bob?) has been invaluable as I take my first steps with Jmol. Thanks everyone. | I have much to learn from the Jmol community, and I would like to acknowledge the huge debt I already owe to the many people on whose work my efforts are based. In particular, the documentation provided by Bob Hanson (remember me from Columbia Bob?) has been invaluable as I take my first steps with Jmol. Thanks everyone. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:31, 18 March 2009
My name is Mike Casey and I teach Organic Chemistry at University College Dublin, Ireland. I only discovered Jmol recently and am very impressed by its potential as an eductional tool. I'm in the process of constructing a small site Molevision, which makes extensive use of Jmol, as a resource for students taking their first module of organic chemistry. I have almost no experience of web design or of Java, so the site is not very ambitious, nevertheless I hope it will be useful to the students.
I have much to learn from the Jmol community, and I would like to acknowledge the huge debt I already owe to the many people on whose work my efforts are based. In particular, the documentation provided by Bob Hanson (remember me from Columbia Bob?) has been invaluable as I take my first steps with Jmol. Thanks everyone.
