<br/><br/>OLCCs (OnLine College Courses) have been organized by the ACS CHED CCCE (Committee on Computers in Chemical Education) since 1996 and allow schools to offer classes in topics they normally could not offer. These are often collaborations involving industries, chemical societies and government agencies in addition to academic institutions, and have covered topics like environmental and industrial chemistry, pharmacology, cheminformatics, and chemical health and safety. In the Fall of 2019 the third OLCC on Cheminformatics was held and offered in 5 schools in the US and Spain. This was a collaborative project with NIH PubChem and all the content is available in the public domain through the LibreText OER platform https://chem.libretexts.org/link?143689 .<br/><br/>Part of the goal of the course was to introduce students to programming while fulfilling the cheminformatic assignments and two tracks were developed, one in Python and the other in R. Students had the option of running the software on a local host or using a Jupyter Hub on LibreText. Participants interacted with each other through the hypothes.is annotation system and this presentation will go over both the class activities and the experience of running an intercollegiate course within the LibreText HyperLibrary.

Fall 2019 Cheminformatics OLCC: Intercollegiate course within the LibreText HyperLibrary

Macromolecular Chemistry: The Second Century

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