This page is created to collect a few examples of what the Internet has to offer for Biochemistry instruction. There are also links to comprehensive lists of biochemistry resources for those wishing to explore further. Some sites require downloading free software or plug-ins for your internet browser. Uses of the WWW for biochemistry instruction that promote student interaction Quizzes, etc.
Students click on appropriate parts of the molecule to answer questions.
See Course homepage for more about this web-based course. Ann Palmenberg uses a webquiz also in her sequence analysis course . There are many more examples of tutorials from Carnegie Mellon and U. of Kansas. Concept Test for Chemistry Part of the New Traditions project at UW-Madison. Just one example from the U. of Kansas collection noted below.