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There are also some excellent web sites that may not relate directly
to current SEED articles. Nevertheless, we recommend them to you
as places to go for information or to become involved in valuable
projects with other teachers and learners around the world.
Project Clearinghouses
Science & Technology
Science Education Organizations
General Education Sites We Like
Technical Information About the Internet

- Collaborative
Learning Environments On-line
- Inquiry and collaboration in science and mathematics are supported
here through publication of classroom investigations on the Web.
- Global SchoolNet
Foundation
- "Linking Kids, Teachers, and Parents Around the World" with
a wide variety of projects and services.
- GLOBE
- Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment
(GLOBE) is a worldwide network of students, teachers, and scientists
working together to study and understand the global environment.
- I*EARN
- "Youth Making A Difference in the World Through Telecommunications"
- The International Education and Resource Network enables young
people to undertake projects designed to make a meaningful contribution
to the health and welfare of the planet and its people.
- World
Links for Development Program (WorLD)
- Links students and teachers in secondary schools in developing
countries with students and teachers in industrialized countries
for collaborative research, teaching and learning programs via
the Internet.

- Ask The
Experts
- Links to many Ask an Expert web sites covering a wide variety
of topics.
- The
Exploratorium
- The web site of San Francisco's famed science museum offers
activities and links to resources.
- ECSITE-UK
- represents over 80 science and discovery centres in the United
Kingdom.
- How
Stuff Works
- Everything from atoms to zippers.
- HyperPhysics
- A comprehensive on-line physics textbook.
- The MAD Scientist
Network
- Ask the experts questions in any area of science.
- National
Geographic Society
- Information, pictures and maps of our world.
- NASA
- Here is the gateway to the many web sites maintained by the
United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration, with
up to date information about all aspects of space exploration.
- OneLook Dictionary
Search
- This is not strictly a science web site, but is very useful
for looking up the meanings of scienctific words and terms. It
searches for definitions in hundreds of on-line dictionaries.
- Physlink.com
- An extensive collection of reference material for astronomy
and physics.
- Science
Across the World
- The Association for Science Education sponsors this multilingual
science education web site for teachers and learners.
- Science
NetLinks
- A comprehensive collection of lessons for primary and secondary
students, and many Internet resources in science.
- Scientific
American Ask the Experts
- Get answers to questions in many areas of science.
- Smithsonian Institution
- The Smithsonian is composed of sixteen museums and galleries
and the National Zoo and numerous research facilities in the USA
and other countries. This web site points to many resources in
science and technology as well as other areas.
- Treasue
Troves of Science
- This encyclopedia of astronomy, chemistry, physics, mathematics,
cellular automata and music also has biographical information
on hundreds of scientists and comprehensive list of science books.

- Association
for Science Education (United Kingdom)
- Australian
Science Teachers Association
- Earth
Science Teachers Association (United Kingdom)
- The National
Science Teachers Association (USA)
- New
Zealand Association of Science Educators

- actden
- offers software tutorials and on-line courses in various subjects.
- The
BBC Education Web Guide
- provides links to scores of educational web sites arranged by
category.
- Blue
Web'n
- Here you will find a searchable database of about 1000 outstanding
Internet learning sites categorized by subject area, audience,
and type.
- International
Society for Technology in Education
- ISTE is an excellent source of information and materials related
to all aspects of the educational uses of technology.
- Learning
Without Frontiers
- LWF represents UNESCO's pro-active response to addressing the
deep social and political problems that confront humanity as they
relate to the role of learning in society. It contains valuable
papers, links and activities related to open learning.
- Learning
Development Institute
- LDI identifies and seeks to address learning needs not met
by current mainstream approachs to learning.
- MaMaMedia
- This site is for children of ages 5 to 12 and their families.
It features activities that build kids' learning and technology
skills online.
- Teachers
Talking About Learning
- is sponsored by UNICEF to support prfessional development of
Majority World teachers.
- ThinkQuest
- Young people work together in teams, use the Internet to research
a topic in science, mathematics, literature, the social sciences
or the arts, and publish their research as an educational web
site for peers and classrooms around the world.
- United
Nations Cyberschoolbus
- is the online education component of the Global Teaching and
Learning Project, whose mission is to promote education about
international issues and the United Nations.
- Voices
of Youth
- is a web site developed as part of UNICEF's 50th Anniversary
celebration. Through Voices of Youth, you can take part in an
electronic discussion about the future as we face the 21st century.
It includes discussion forums and activities for young people
and teachers.
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- An
Internet Tutorial by Microsoft Corporation.
- Learn the basics about getting around in the Internet. This
tutorial has simple text and informative drawings about general
Internet concepts, then goes into specific detail about the Microsoft
browser, Internet Explorer .
- Netscape
Navigator Handbook
- This handbook also offers some general Internet information
and some specific detail about their browser, Netscape Navigator.
- Network Startup
Resource Center
- is involved with the deployment and integration of appropriate
networking technology in projects throughout the world. This web
site includes links to many useful resources.
- Online
World Resources Handbook
- Here is a glossary of some frequently used Internet terms.
- Web66
- This site offers technical information for schools setting up
networks and servers and getting connected to the Internet. There
are also pointers to other useful information about the World
Wide Web.
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