Chime is a freeware Netscape plug-in from the same source as RasMol. The difference is that Chime can manipulate files already present on a Website from within a browser. Both are intended as class presentation tools that a teacher can use to rotate a model while discussing the structural characteristics of a molecule. This German Website contains an interesting reference applet that can be imbedded in a Website or run from within Netscape. Students can download this program and use it as a reference or study tool.
Teachers can incl ude the applet on a class Website.
This Website contains a series of self-tests. These tests provide a test simulation with immediate feedback and branched learning to additional tutorial material. To use some of these tests, you must first download Ma cMolecule or PCMolecule Lite as browser plug-ins. Here are five of interest because of thei r mix of instructional, administrative, and dynamic features. This link contains several applets relating to harmonics and the physics of sound.