NUS Education Apps
Many of our staff have developed mobile applications and courseware which are funded by LIF-T.
- Apps for Chemistry
- Apps for Medical Student Outreach and Patient Education
- Apps for Undergraduate Medical Students on Psychiatry
Apps for Chemistry
“Animol” is a video sharing and eLecture app which content has Chemistry movies with molecular animations.
The Dictionary app is designed as a learning tool with detailed information for the SM2 Chemistry students. It contains Chemistry terms in both English and Chinese, along with definitions and audio pronunciations, a Periodic Table and a practice quiz mode.
“ARMolVis” is an Augmented Reality Molecular Visualiser for everyday products.
“3D Sym Op” is an educational app designed to visualise the symmetry elements and operations on molecules of various point groups. The 3D molecule is searchable via four ways: Name, Formula; 2D Structure; Point Group and Image Recognition.
Apps for Medical Student Outreach and Patient Education
“Duke-NUS M-SCOPE” is a data input mobile application for the Duke-NUS Medical Student Community Outreach and Performance Evaluation Project.
Apps for Undergraduate Medical Students on Psychiatry
“Mastering Psychiatry” app consists of “Mastering Psychiatry” a localised version of psychiatric (core) textbook for undergraduate medical students, local data of mental health disorders, localized treatment guidelines and simulated clinical videos incorporating clinical knowledge that could demonstrate psychiatric assessment.
