CALM Webpage(Web Resource) - Computer Assisted Learning Method (CALM) homepage sponsored by Indiana University-Bloomington Department of Chemistry. Instruction for logging in and usage may be found in the General Resources Folder.

TAKS Study Guides(Web Resource) -

TAKS Released Test - Interactive Online Version(Web Resource) -

Online MLA Formatter(Web Resource) - This webpage is a web-based helper for formatting your bibliographic reference in the correct MLA format. You just choose what type of reference you are citing and supply the necessary information in the dialog boxes. TRY IT OUT.

Ion Naming Quiz(Web Resource) - Online practice quiz webpage where students can test their skill at remembering ions.

USA Test Prep Site(Web Resource) - A TAKS preparatory website available for students and teachers alike.

Explore Learning(Web Resource) - This is a good webpage to use to explore and investigate certain chemical concepts through the use of virtual experiments and simulations in a self-paced, self-directed manner. Students can use the gizmos for 5 minutes at a time but if they logon, you can use a gizmo for as long as you want.

Colligative Properties Virtual Lab(Web Resource) - A good website to explore Boiling Point Elevation and Freezing Point Depression via virtual laboratories.

Quia.com(Web Resource) - A link to the a number of activities in chemistry that may be used for practice.

Spectral Lines(Web Resource) - This is a link to the Spectral Lines webpage which is gives an interactive discussion of elemental line spectra, the theory behind them, examples and implications/usefulness.

Periodic Table Formulations(Web Resource) - This is a link to a website that shows various forms of the periodic table.

The Periodic Table(Web Resource) - This is a cool online periodic table that has a lot of features.

Electronic Configuration(Web Resource) - Interactive webpage on the filling of atomic orbitals to illustrate the Aufbau Principle, Hund's Rule, and Pauli's Exclusion Principle.

Atomic Orbitals(Web Resource) - Interactive space-filled model of the different atomic orbital types (s, p, d, & f)

The Bohr Model of the Hydrogen Atom(Web Resource) - This is a flash program on energy excitation using the Bohr Model of the Hydrogen atom