USING ELECTRONIC LITERATURES AND PRACTICAL PROGRAMS IN TEACHING CHEMISTRY
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This article examines using electronic literatures and practical programs in teaching chemistry in Higher Education. The importance of teaching and learning using electronic textbooks, literature, and practical programs, virtual laboratories in the teaching of chemistry was discussed. you will get information about working with programs. This article talks about facilitating the experimental part of chemistry.
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