The document discusses the use of Second Life as a platform for visualizing and teaching chemistry through various interactive methods and tools. It highlights projects such as student-created exhibits, games, and techniques for visualizing molecular structures and spectra. The content emphasizes innovative approaches to chemistry education, including the incorporation of 3D models and online collaboration.

1. Visualizing chemistry in Second Life Jean-Claude Bradley E-Learning Coordinator College of Arts and Sciences Associate Professor of Chemistry Drexel University March 23, 2010 American Chemical Society Meeting Andrew Lang Professor of Mathematics Oral Roberts University

2. http://www.journal.chemistrycentral.com/content/3/1/14

3. EduFrag Maze (without weapons)

4. EduFrag Unreal Tournament (with weapons)

5. Quiz Obelisks in Second Life (Eloise Pasteur)

6. Remixing Code and Content Chem Tiles Game

7. Student Assignments in Second Life

8. Student Created Exhibits on ACS Island

9. Flying Around on a Molecule

10. SMILES, InChIs and InChIKeys: the new language of chemistry

11. Orac: The 3D Molecule Rezzer From SMILES, InChIs and InChIKeys to 3D Structure

12. How Orac Works (David Wild, Rajarshi Guha)

13. Visualizing NMR spectra

14. Interacting with NMR spectra (JCAMP-DX)

15. Talk to the spectrum: Zoom 2.1-2.3

16. The Spectral Game in Second Life

17. (Andy Lang, Tony Williams) Web based version of the Spectral Game (with Tony Williams and Robert Lancashire)

19. Data Curation

20. 2D Version of the Spectral Game

21. Docking Demonstration

22. Enoyl Reductase (Peter Miller)

23. Green Fluorescent Protein (David Reeves)

24. Avidin: From PDB file to…..

25. Avidin 3D structure in Second Life

26. Falcipain-2 in SL & Hex 5.0

27. Falcipain-2 colored by charge, polarity, and closest amino acid residue

28. Imine Formation Mechanism: Talk to the molecules!

29. Imine Formation Mechanism

30. Atomic Orbitals

31. Hydrogen Absorption Spectrum

32. Selection Rules

33. Multi-Dimensional Data Visualization

34. 5D Solubility Data Chemical Space

35. 3D Periodic Table (ACS Freebie)

36. Faculty “Offices” on Drexel Island

37. Chemical Landmarks Museum (Sponsored by Sigma-Aldrich & CHF)

38. Chemical Landmarks Museum – HIV Exhibit

39. Global Innovation Imperatives - Gii Red-Tide Exhibit – Fertilizer Run-Off

40. Red-Tide Exhibit - Beach

41. Red-Tide Exhibit – Dead Zone

42. Amino World (Joan Slonczewski)

43. Student projects: networking in Second Life and FriendFeed