One of the reasons the PS3 is my favoriite console (along with God of War and Uncharted). I made some chemistry-themed levels that, by some freak twist of fate, ended up earning me an award/grant from HASTAC.org and the MacArthur Foundation.
General Chemistry Concepts (YouTube)
A series of video tutorials originally made for my classes. Nothing fancy. Just myself, a notepad, and a camera over my shoulder. Here's a sample. I don't think I'm this boring in real life, but I could be terribly, terribly wrong.
I'd hoped to do more, but other projects keep pushing it down the to-do list, plus the guy that did the editing for me is now working somewhere else, meaning I'll have to start doing these all by myself.
The internet was just a baby in 1995. The most popular browser was Netscape, Yahoo was nothing but a list of links, and since modem speeds were limited to a blazing 28 kb/sec, pirating was limited to those lucky enough to know someone in a warez ring. As I was finishing my first year of grad school I learned that I too could join the literally thousands of people joining this world wide web thingy. There were already enough pages devoted to Van Halen and Star Wars, so I figured I'd do a page on the only other thing I knew anything about: general chemistry.
To this day, I'm positive that it was the very first online general chemistry tutor. If you can prove otherwise, send me an email. Yes, I actually had to type in the HTML, but later on I upgraded to the clunky marvel that was Microsoft Frontpage (thank you warez ring). I actually finished General I and started the second semester, but after a while I had a baby, then a job, so it eventually fell by the wayside.
I have no intention of working on it any more. It's mainly here for my own amusement, but if you're taking first-semester general chemistry you might get some use of it. Otherwise, it's just my own little artifact from the 20th century.