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Mr. Pankaj Sijairya Sir, from Jhansi, is a renowned Chemistry Professor at PW with 14 years of experience who received his B.Tech in Electronic Engineering from HBTI Kanpur where also he got excited about teaching chemistry to students, his way of teaching chemistry and grasp on the subject made the subject more accessible to masses. Till now he has taught more than 1.5 million students and is still counting. The mentor of AIR 3, 6, 29 in JEE Advanced and 24, 28, 39, 42, 59, 67 in NEET and many more. He is recognized nationally for his teaching style and has great influence as a professor of chemistry. Pankaj Sijairya has also been invited for TEDxTALK for the difference he is making in the Education Field.

This is a small collection comprised of four notebooks once belonging to Professor of Chemistry Dr. Ralph H. Bullard. The notebooks contain handwritten notes on chemistry. Most of the books are undated.

Ralph Hadley Bullard was born on December 6, 1895 in Worcester, MA. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in 1917 and his Master of Science in 1918, both at Clark University in Worcester. Bullard came to Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 1919 as an Instructor in Chemistry after experience as a naval chemist during World War I. In 1925 he completed his PhD at Brown University and was later promoted to Assistant Professor and then Professor of Chemistry at HWS. He taught at Hobart and William Smith Colleges and chaired the chemistry department until his death in November, 1961.

This report describes a simple, inexpensive and highly effective instructional model based on the use of a tablet device to enable the real-time projection of the instructor's digitally handwritten annotations to teach chemistry in undergraduate courses. The projection of digital handwriting allows the instructor to build, present and adapt the class contents in a dynamic fashion and to save anything that is annotated or displayed on the screen for subsequent sharing with students after each session. This method avoids the loss of continuity and information that often occurs when instructors switch between electronic slides and white/chalk board during lessons. Students acknowledged that this methodology allows them to follow the instructor's cognitive process and the progressive development of contents during lectures as the most valuable aspect of the implemented instructional model.

For decades, chemistry teachers used multicolor chalk or pens on chalk/white boards to deliver instruction in a classroom setting. Nowadays, most teachers have replaced the use of traditional chalk/white boards by the projection of electronic content, usually in the form of PowerPoint slides, which allow the teacher to embed schemes, high-quality figures and multimedia animations, and to share the contents of a lecture with their students before or after each session. Even though the visualization of chemistry concepts is enhanced through high-quality images and computer-generated chemical structures, a major drawback of using PowerPoint slides at the undergraduate level is that students are not encouraged to take their own notes and adopt poorly engaged attitudes towards learning.11 Felder, R. M.; Brent, R.; Chem. Eng. Educ. 2005, 39, 28.

2 Uz, .; Orhan, F. Bilgi, G.,; Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 2010, 2, 2051.-33 Grbz, H.; Kolu, M.; Erkol, M.; Ala, A.; Kahraman, S.; Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 2010, 2, 3043. Electronic slides are particularly unfavorable when teachers need to adjust the contents of a class instantly in response to the needs of a particular audience. In that case, teachers must switch between electronic slides and chalk/white boards, which often affects continuity and disorient students within a lecture.

In the past five years, tablet devices have emerged as valuable pedagogical tools in a wide range of applications and educational contexts.44 Yoon, C.; Sneddon, J.; International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology 2011, 42, 425.

5 Lee, H. W.; Lim, K. Y.; The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher 2013, 22, 241.

6 Alexander, J. L.; Ayres, K. M.; Smith, K. A.; Shepley, S. B.; Mataras, T. K.; Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders 2013, 7, 1346.

7 Amick, A. W.; Cross, N.; J. Chem. Educ. 2014, 91, 753.

8 Ellaway, R. H.; Fink, P.; Graves, L.; Campbell, A.; Medical Teacher 2014, 36, 130.-99 Kucirkova, N.; Messer, D.; Sheehy, K.; Fernandez Panadero, C.; Comput. Educ. 2014, 71, 175. Particularly, tablet devices have been employed to enable the projection of real-time instructor's handwritten annotations either on pre-developed materials or on a blank screen, showing a positive effect on students' performance compared to traditional teaching methods.55 Lee, H. W.; Lim, K. Y.; The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher 2013, 22, 241.,1010 Roscbelle, J.; Tatar, D.; Cbaudhury, S. R.; Dimitriadis, Y.; Patton, C.; DiGiano, C.; Computer 2007, 40, 42.

11 Derting, T. L.; Cox, J. R.; J. Chem. Educ. 2008, 85, 1638.-1212 O'Malley, P. J.; New Directions 2010, 64. However, to the best of our knowledge, no information has been reported regarding the use of tablet devices to deliver instruction in chemistry courses in the Latin American context, particularly in Chilean universities where the inclusion of technology in teaching activities is still incipient.

This report describes the use of a tablet device to enable the real-time projection of digital handwriting to deliver instruction in undergraduate chemistry courses during the first semester of 2014 at Universidad Andres Bello (Chile). As proposed by Lee and Lim,55 Lee, H. W.; Lim, K. Y.; The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher 2013, 22, 241. "digital ink enables more efficient and vivid representation through free handwriting, which leads to focus the students' attention on the key feature of these visuals". Thus, we expected that using a tablet to display handwritten representations of chemical structures and equations helped students to develop better representation skills and conceptual knowledge in chemistry courses. Projection of digital handwriting can also be accomplished through several technologic tools, such as document cameras, pen input SMART screens, digital scribe pens, but these types of equipment are rare and not currently available in our institution. On the other hand, the use of tablet devices has become affordable and more widespread within our faculty members, which constitutes a valuable opportunity to take advantage of this technology for teaching and learning purposes in undergraduate chemistry courses.

This study was performed in four undergraduate introductory chemistry courses during the first semester of 2014 at Universidad Andres Bello, Concepcin campus (Talcahuano, Chile), using a non-experimental cross-sectional design. The total number of students in the intervened courses is N=137. A non-experimental research is a type of study carried out without any deliberate manipulation of the variables and in which phenomena are only observed in their natural environment. The study was cross-sectional because the data were gathered from four parallel courses during the same academic period.1313 Hernndez, R.; Fernndez, C.; Baptista, P., Metodologa de la Investigacin. 4th ed.; McGraw-Hill Interamericana: Mexico, D.F., 2006. ff782bc1db