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Stan Smith holds
the Murchison-Mallory Chair in the Department of Chemistry and is
the founder of the Chemistry Learning Center. Stan is a pioneer
in the use of technology for the teaching of chemistry. He has been
actively involved in the creation of computer-based interactive
chemistry lessons since the late 1960s, when the use of mainframe
computers for instructional purposes was just emerging. He is the
co-author, along with Loretta Jones, of ChemNet, an interactive
software that uses multimedia to teach basic concepts of general
and organic chemistry. This software received the EDUCOM/ENCRIPTAL
Best Tutorial Software in 1987, Best Chemistry in 1987 and Best
Chemistry Software in 1989.
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