ChemEd X will continue to expand with new features and resources.
(2) ChemEd X has been developed to provide continued access to the resources previously available through JCE Online. These resources are widely recognized and used by teachers everywhere.Īt the time of year when we celebrate new beginnings, we are happy to officially roll out the JCE Chemical Education Xchange Web site (ChemEd X). Many of the projects initiated by those who have moved on have stood the test of time and we continue to find great value in them. I was inspired to hear how every high school editor has brought his or her own unique perspective and has left a personal mark. Being a rookie on the Journal team, I was especially interested in hearing the history. (1) The focus of the celebration centered around the past editors (Joe Lagowski and John Moore) and associate editors (Mickey Sarquis, Emory Howell, Diana Mason, Erica Jacobsen, and Laura Slocum) who have played integral roles in providing that segment of our community with valuable resources.
This past summer at the Biennial Conference on Chemical Education (BCCE) held at Penn State University, I took part in a symposium titled Celebrating Secondary School Chemistry in the Journal of Chemical Education.
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