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The Science of Spectroscopy was a project which rethinks how spectroscopy is taught by using a model that starts with real-world applications, gets students engaged and asking 'how does it work?' and then teaches techniques and theory. The web site is wiki-based, making it easy for users to quickly edit pages and contribute information using just a web browser. The project has been featured in the journals Science and Chemistry International, is a member of the National Science Digital Library and the National Grid for Learning, and was recently named a member of 33 Wikis, a showcase of the best in wiki-based collaboration.

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