Hi,
I have added this information to one of my websites as a gesture to help
promote a free periodic table
Learning Chemistry
Chemistry is an interesting subject yet not the easiest. It needs focus and
commitment for students and hobbyists to explore its realms and mysteries.
Almost all students
Hi Everyone,
Felicicana Torres wanted to get feedback on her user page - devoted to
primary education.
Any thoughts or ideas for collaboration, - please serve 'em up
Cheers,
- Randy
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From: Feliciana
Date: Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 8:18 PM
Subject: [Commun
Hi John,
Thanks for this heads-up.
Just to let you know, we have a growing Chemistry page on WikiEducator.
Last year, retired BC Science Educator Jim Hebden donated his Gr. 11-12
Chemistry labs to us
Big Kudos to User:Dennis (Dennis Doe, Ghana) has done a fabulous job of
uploading and wikif
Excellent work WenChen Hol, thank you it will be extremely useful for
everyone I am sure
Nadia
On Dec 19, 5:36 am, "WenChen Hol" wrote:
> Again, Wayne is overly generous to people.
>
> It's an honor and pleasure to have the chance ….
>
> I am sure there will be many other techies want to do good
To all those who are science types here is a open source chemistry dictionary
for use with either Microsoft Word or OpenOffice:
http://www.chemistry-blog.com/chem-dic.zip
It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
Regards,
John
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If all this is too technical for ya, quick and dirty ways are to try making
a screenrecording of the playing video... either:
- with screen recording software like Camstudio (free to windows only)
- by sending the signal to a camera through a computer's SVideo line
- or just by recording
I would agree with Chris here.
It looks like she wants to convert from one video format to another. In
addition to Chris's recommendation I would recommend ffmpeg. It is known for
being able to convert between a large number of formats.
http://ffmpeg.org
It is a command line tool and has a larg
