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Course Reform of Structural Chemistry in Material Major: Mobile Technology and Experiment co-Assistant Learning

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This paper reports our exploration on the course reform of Structural Chemistry for material major. Under the guidance of "New Engineering Construction", Structural Chemistry should build a bridge from theory to practice. In this paper, we have proposed "mobile technology and experiment co-assistant learning" to solve this problem. Two units: Coordination Compound Crystal Field Theory (referred as CFT for short) and the Molecular Orbital Theory (referred as MOT for short) are used as examples to demonstrate the detailed reform method and process. Assessments of the students' performance prove that the course reform can greatly improve the students' learning ability and the practical application of the theory.

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      ICDEL '20: Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Distance Education and Learning
      May 2020
      187 pages
      ISBN:9781450377546
      DOI:10.1145/3402569

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