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Direct linkReina, Antonio; Garci´a-Ortega, He´ctor; Herna´ndez-Ayala, Luis Felipe; Guerrero-Ri´os, Itzel; Gracia-Mora, Jesu´s; Reina, Miguel – Journal of Chemical Education, 2021
YouTube is one of the most known and used social networks among students in the world, and undergraduate chemistry students are no exception. Undeniably, YouTube can offer several advantages for complementing university lessons in an asynchronous manner. There are many chemistry channels available on the internet; however, they are mainly too…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Science Instruction, College Science, Undergraduate Students
