Learn Kalzium
Introduction
ICT Competency
- Kalzium is a tool for Subject Specific Resource creation.
Educational application and relevance
Kalzium is an application which allows an exploration of elements and properties, their classification and is based on the Perioidic Table of Elements. It is possible to group and visualize elements based on various physical and chemical properties.
Version
Kalzium
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Version 2.4.01 Using KDE Development Platform 4.13.3
ConfigurationThis tool has no specific configuration requirements. Language settings can be selected from the Help menu Overview of FeaturesThis is an interactive tool to understand the properties of elements, formation of molecules and performing different calculations for determining various properties. Some important features include:
Other similar applicationsAvogadro is another application for molecular editong. Developer and Community HelpThis tool is developed by KDE and supports the continuous development of the application. KDE is a world-wide network of software engineers, artists, writers, translators and facilitators who are committed to Free Software development. This community has created hundreds of Free Software applications as part of the KDE Development Platform and KDE Software Distribution. Visit http://www.kde.org/ for more information about the KDE community and the software we produce. Working with the applicationFunctionalities(this will be a step up step description of a basic overview of how to use the different functionalities) File formats for creationThis tool does not create outputs other than screenshots of simulations and graphs. Saving the fileScreenshots can be taken through system tools and saved under respective folders Export and publishing filesNot applicable Advanced featuresMolecular Editor and Kalzium calculators are advanced used of the tool. InstallationFrom Software center
The application on mobiles and tabletsThis is not yet available. Ideas for resource creationKalzium is an interactive tool for exploring properties of elements and for learning more about compounds and properties. This does not produce an output by itself (like a video, etc) It can be combined to create resources in the following ways:
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