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Abstract
This paper details the development of the Mechanisms app for organic chemistry, from inception to prototype and commercial release and expansion. The early research with students and instructors is described.
The Mechanisms App: Development of a New Learning Tool for Active Learning in Organic Chemistry
01 March 2019, Version 1
Working Paper
This content is a preprint and has not undergone peer review at the time of posting.
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Funding
Directorate for Engineering
1659983
SBIR Phase II: Game-Based Learning for Organic Chemistry Using Mechanisms
Directorate for Engineering
1548225
SBIR Phase I: Game-based learning for organic chemistry using mechanisms
Author’s competing interest statement
Authors Julia E. Winter, Sarah E. Wegwerth, Brittland K. DeKorver, and Layne A. Morsch have received compensation for work performed as employees, contractors, or consultants of Alchemie, the producer of Mechanisms.