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Using JCE Video
The Journal of Chemical Education has published an outstanding collection of chemical imagery, both video and pictures, that can be readily incorporated into your own classroom presentations. In keeping with JCE tradition, this video collection, Chemistry Comes Alive! (CCA!), contains very high quality imagery and is available at low cost. It is the goal of this workshop to introduce you to this collection and show you how to incorporate it into your classroom.
 
Sources of JCE Video
JCE video can be found on JCE Software Chemistry Comes Alive! CD-ROMs and at JCE Online. For the purposes of this workshop, we will focus on Chemistry Comes Alive!
 
Finding JCE Video in Chemistry Comes Alive!
Several methods exist for finding a video clip or image to suit your purpose in Chemistry Comes Alive! Currently, the methods available depend upon the volume of CCA! you are using. Each volume of CCA! provides a table of contents, keyword index, and text book cross-reference. Volumes 5 and later also provide keyword searching.

The CCA! home page at JCE Online consolidates the table of contents. keyword index, text book cross-reference, and keyword searching for all five volumes to provide a single source for finding CCA! video and pictures regardless of the CD-ROM volume on which the picture or image resides.
 
Transferring Files from CCA! CD-ROMs
In order to use video clips or pictures from Chemistry Comes Alive! in your own presentations, you generally will need to transfer the appropriate files from the CCA! CD to your hard disk.
 
Incorporating JCE Video into PowerPoint or Other Office Applications
Using JCE video within any of the Microsoft Office suite of applications is accomplished in several ways, each with advantages and disadvantages. Focusing on PowerPoint, we will demonstrate various methods of introducing JCE video and pictures into slide show presentations and outline the advantages and disadvantages of each. The methods deployed apply similarly to each Office application.
 
Incorporating JCE Video into WWW Pages
Using JCE video and pictures in WWW pages is also accomplished in various ways dependent mostly upon the application used to author the HTML.
 
Examples of Using Chemistry Comes Alive! Imagery

Several outstanding examples of incorporating CCA! video and pictures have been published by JCE Software. One or more of these titles may be demonstrated.

* ChemPages Laboratory
* General Chemistry Multimedia Problems
* Solid State Resources
* Periodic Table Live!
* General Chemistry Collection

 JCE Workshops > Using JCE Video


Using JCE Video
 
 
 
 
 
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 Transferring Files
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Chemistry Comes Alive!
CCA! is the fount of JCE video. With over 800 video clips and 1000s of pictures, CCA! provides a wealth of outstanding, digital chemistry imagery.
 CCA! Home Page

Examples
The following JCE Software publications provide outstanding examples of the use of JCE video.
 ChemPages Laboratory
 Multimedia Problems
 Solid State Resources
 Periodic Table Live!
 Gen. Chem. Collection

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