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Direct linkHe´ctor Garci´a-Ortega; Chloe´ Lhardy; Jesu´s Gracia-Mora; Armando Mari´n-Becerra; Miguel Reina; Antonio Reina – Journal of Chemical Education, 2022
Educational games have consistently proved that they are valuable didactic instruments, which can contribute to teaching and learning in an enjoyable background. In organic chemistry courses, considerable effort has been made to encourage the learning of nomenclature, an important topic, often perceived as complex, boring, and unconnected to other…
Descriptors: Organic Chemistry, Educational Games, Foreign Countries, Universities
