Science

- Promotes problem solving literacy in algebra, physics,
and chemistry.
- An educational tour that looks at the physical nature
of the rainbow, with graphics and text references.
- This site provides articles which explain and help a
person to understand various topics such as: antibiotics,
HIV, PCR, genes, and enzymes.
- Computer as Learning Partner
- An on-going educational research effort at the
University of California at Berkeley dedicated to
informing and improving middle school science
instruction. Describes the program in detail.
- This site provides links to resources in mathematics
and science for educators and students in grades 9-12.
Includes multimedia facets and explanatory text.
- Microbiology and microbial ecology educational
resources for students and teachers. Includes images,
descriptions, stories, and extensive lists that relate to
microbiology and microbial ecology.
- This site describes a family-based program that
encourages underrepresented groups (especially girls and
minority students) to enter careers that use mathematics.
- Offers visitors a visual tour of the museum and access
to the institute's educational resources. Also included
is a movie which gives a visual tour of the museum.
- This site is to help kids explore science and math on
the Internet. Provides photographs and descriptions.
- Pilot project designed to stimulate discussions on the
implications of selected areas of scientific research.
These modules probably will be most useful to educators
and students at the middle school level.
- Public science center, at University of California,
Berkeley, designed to maintain and develop excellence in
math and science education. Information such as exhibits
and public programs is provided.
- A new experimental multimedia and communications lab
located in the Exploratorium Library that provides
multimedia and communications training. Includes leads to
a teacher's guide to student built experiments,
information about the Nobel Prize winners in physics, and
exhibits created by the Center for Electronic Arts.
- This page features NASA spacelab missions and
information on space, rocket science, VR and
more.
- Educational software from Science Education Software.
This page enables you to download all of the games and
view an on-line manual to learn more about the games and
how to play them.
- Provides an opportunity for home schooling students to
learn various levels of math ranging from addition to
calculus. Opportunities to download math tutoring
software.
- A K-12 telecommunications project developed in El
Paso, Texas that provides strong motivation for students
to use computer technology while increasing
problem-solving strategies and communications skills.
Provides information about educational challenges of the
past and future.
- This page provides great opportunities to learn more
about the rapidly growing fields of molecular modeling
and related areas. Makes use of Internet resources with
the use of a hypermedia textbook and ancillary multimedia
activities and also provides a forum for discussion among
scientists, teachers and students dealing with topics
found within these pages.
- Connect to these pages to discover opportunities and
support for minorities entering the fields of science and
engineering. This site includes sample worksheets,
quizzes and exams. Links to other science resources are
also available.
- This site provides information about a free program
for teachers, students, and the general public that is
designed to increase awareness and understanding of
scientific research and technological development and
their place in the world in which we live. Links to
educational resources are also made available.
- Provides a comprehensive set of links to science and
mathematics education resources.
- A project of the National Science Teachers Association
that provides for spacing and spreading out the study of
each science discipline over several years. Provides
links to SS&C and the National Science Education
Standards, SS&C Publications, and SS&C Staff and
Consultants.
- A space encyclopedia of information that provides
files which are interactively linked for ease of learning
about NASA, space science, space history, and space
technology. 14 NASA QuickTime movies and three aerospace
comics are included in the files.
- Covers resources either explicitly designed for
teaching biology which are likely to be useful to
educators. Includes museums, databases, experiments,
projects and more.
Museums and
Exhibits
- The subway will take you to many virtual
destinations throughout the Internet.
- This page provides still graphics, movies, sounds, and
other experimental items. Uses JPEG format and DST.
- This web pages contain general information about the
FCC and links to photos and sounds. The Feline
Conservation Center (FCC) is dedicated to the
preservation and protection of the world's endangered
felines.
- A index of museums and cultural centers.
- This site contains pointers to public museums with a
strong emphasis on interactive science education. Links
to Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America,
and Related links.
- This site provide an eclectic collection of services
connected with museums, galleries and archives. A large
number of museums being added to the museums pages
everyday.
- Information about the animals, plants, people
and programs of the National Zoo. The National
Zoo's Homepage, is your ticketless trip to the
National Zoo.
- An illustrated history of the Palace of Fine Arts in
San Francisco and everything you would want to know about
the Exploratorium. Information regarding programs and
publications. Web server usage stats included.
- This server provides information about the London
Science Museum with 140 pages of information on the
museum, its services, galleries, collections and current
exhibitions and events.
- A animal information database. Find out about killer
whales, bottlenose dolphins, gorillas, lions, manatees
and more. Information researched and reviewed by Sea
World and Busch Gardens scientists and writers.
- A "virtual" tour through the Library of
Congress archive and more. A collection of the Vatican
Library's most precious manuscripts, books, and maps.
Topics included cultural studies, belles letters, visual
arts, music, and miscellaneous hypertext Projects.
- The Anthropology and History Division at the Texas
Memorial Museum houses historical artifacts, ranching and
regional materials. The Museum is dedicated to the study
and interpretation of the natural and social sciences
with emphasis on Texas, the Southwest and Latin America.
- Texas Natural History Collections
- This page contains information on ichthyology,
herpetology, ornithology, mammalogy, cave fauna
and alcohol-preserved invertebrates. Also
includes fish distribution maps, links and an
searchable online fish collection database. A
division of The Texas Memorial Museum at the
University of Texas, Austin.
- Contains exhibits on phylogeny, geology or
evolutionary theory. On-line catalogs,
statistics, links and graphics included.
- An educational institution concerned with the
relationships in nature among cultures.
Information on exhibits, education, and science.
- Information pertaining to the different
departments and collections.
- General information about the museum, tours,
membership, special services, and directions.
- Found here are the natural history collections
of great historical and scientific interest.
- Science & Technology - The Science And
Interactive Technology Magazine. The Internet has
made available a wealth of information to the
scientist, and this publication explores the
implications of new technologies on science
exploration and development.
- Wayne's Word of Unnatural History Trivia
provides a tongue-in-cheek perspective of Natural
History. Current and back issues are available
for viewing.
- Cornell University Biodiversity and Biological
Collections include specimens in biological
collections, directories of biologists, Taxacom
and MUSE-L list servers.
- A humorous translation table of common
research phrases. Good for that needed chuckle in
between experiment failures