Resources Shared by Educators
Explore datasets, laboratory experiments, images, videos, and teaching problems contributed by the analytical chemistry community.
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The Community Exchange brings together practical resources and teaching ideas contributed by educators, for educators.
Discover Teaching Resources
Find materials contributed by fellow educators to support analytical chemistry instruction.
- Classroom and laboratory activities
- Real-world datasets and examples
- Visual teaching materials
Bring New Ideas to the Classroom
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- Activities for different learning settings
- Problems that encourage critical thinking
- Practical applications of chemistry
Share Your Experience
Help expand the collection by contributing resources, examples, and approaches that have worked in your teaching.
- Contribute original teaching materials
- Share laboratory activities and problems
- Support fellow chemistry educators
Explore the Community Exchanges
Browse four collections of teaching materials and practical resources shared by the analytical chemistry community.
Strengthening Analytical Chemistry Education
Great teaching ideas are worth passing along. The Community Exchange provides a place for analytical chemistry educators to share materials, discover new approaches, and build upon the experiences of their colleagues.
Data Set Exchange
Discover datasets that illustrate key analytical chemistry concepts and support classroom exercises, assignments, and data analysis.
Lab Experiments Exchange
Find laboratory experiments and instructional ideas that bring analytical chemistry concepts into practical application.
Image & Video Exchange
Browse images, videos, and animations that help illustrate scientific concepts, equipment, and analytical techniques.
Problem Exchange
Find teaching problems and exercises for classroom activities, assignments, discussions, and examinations.
Featured Contributor
David Harvey
These materials were contributed by David Harvey, DePauw University Greencastle, Indiana with the intention that others will use and also contribute to these exchanges.