ChemTube3D

06/10/2021

https://www.chemtube3d.com/category/organic-reactions/enantioselective-organocatalysts/

Chemistry Nobel Prize awaded for Asymmetric Organocatalysis. See interactive 3D reaction mechanisms for the key reactions here

Interactive 3D chemistry animations and models for students studying advanced school chemistry and University chemistry courses hosted by University of Liverpool, an internationally renowned seat of learning and research in the United Kingdom.

06/05/2020

More than 5.5 million users have accessed a free chemistry learning resource created by a University of Liverpool academic in collaboration with students.

ChemTube3D in the news

Online chemistry learning resource welcomes 5.5 million users

02/05/2020

Adding ChemTube3D pages to your LMS/VLE is easier than ever with LTI

Adding ChemTube3D pages to your school and University courses with LMS/VLE e.g. Canvas is easier than ever with new LTI integration tool

01/11/2019

Vote for the pages you find most useful. Lots of people have already rated lots of pages.

Users can now give star ratings to Chemtube3D pages and feedback. The top pages in terms of average score and total number of votes are highlighted

13/10/2019

Have you noticed you can now rate all the pages on ChemTube3D?
Many already have done so. Lots of 5* awards.

Check out the rating of your favourite pages and the most highly rated pages in the Search sidebar.

01/09/2019

Free resources for teachers and students for school Chemistry

Interactive 3D animations of important chemistry topics for going back to school, orbitals, shapes of molecules, proton NMR, organic mechanisms and more

21/08/2019

Great new features have been added to ChemTube3D.

You can now discover which pages have been the most popular in the last week and the last 24h with Favourite Pages https://www.chemtube3d.com/favourite-pages/ and give a star rating to each page. There is also a Feedback form for you to let us know how you are using the site.

Popular pages on ChemTube3D are easy to find using the Favourite Pages feature which lists the top ten pages from every day and week

30/07/2019

ChemTube3D now has a blog post capability. The is the first post explaining how to get the most from the Controls and Categories features. Check it out and let me know what you think.

The recently updated Open Educational Resource ChemTube3D has new features to bring Chemistry animations under control to improve learning

29/07/2019

The upgrade of https://www.chemtube3d.com is now complete. Don't miss the Controls button that controls the animations and try turning your mobile phone for different views.
If you spot anything that isn't working please let me know.

We gratefully acknowledge support from the UK Physical Sciences Centre, HEA (National Teaching Fellowship), JISC, Faculty of Science TQEF and EPSRC. ChemTube3D by Nick Greeves is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License

07/07/2019

Would you like to test out the brand new ChemTube3D before it goes live to the world?
It is optimised for mobile devices as well as desktops.
Check it out at http://osxs.ch.liv.ac.uk and feedback your comments here