For students first learning the chemical elements, it can be difficult to distinguish all the abstracted names and numbers, so educator Keith Enevoldsen has created a periodic table that shows the elements in more practical terms. The interactive table of elements shows the chemicals "in pictures and words," helping students of all learning styles to get a better grasp of chemistry 101.
To be sure, Keith Enevoldsen's periodic table is completely scientifically accurate. But, while the familiar shape and structure of the periodic table alone is enough to inspire reflexive fear for many, Enevoldsen's table includes pictures where the nomenclature symbols would be on traditional tables, making the table far less intimidating. By hovering one's mouse over any of these pictures, students can see details about the element, including how it gets used in the real world.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Practical Periodic Tables
- Educational tools that offer a more application-based approach to showing the chemical elements.
- Interactive Learning
- Combining visuals and multimedia to create a more hands-on learning experience for students.
- Personalized Education
- Tailoring educational tools to suit different learning styles and making it easier for students to understand complex subjects.
Sectors Adopting This
- Education
- Creating innovative teaching tools that cater to different student needs.
- Chemistry
- Innovating new ways to teach chemistry and make it more accessible to students.
- Technology
- Creating interactive tech tools that transform passive learning into a more engaged and active experience.
