TYC Physics Workshop Project* - 0 views
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Daniel Sutherland on 27 Jan 09Physics workshop link with plenty of related online resources.
How Many Planets Do You Want in the Solar System? - TierneyLab Blog - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Interesting article about the status of Pluto - According to the I.A.U., Pluto is still not a planet, hence, we only have eight. What I found funny was the "No Planet Left Behind" theory, which would give us 13 planets in our solar systems. This generated a lot of discussion in the comment section as well.
Learn At Scitable - 0 views
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A collaborative learning online resource for science undergraduates focusing on genetics.
Science year in review: 2008 (ABC News in Science) - 0 views
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New Year's brings a time to look back at the year and reflect - this resource is looking back on the top science events in 2008. It's no surprise that CERN's Large Hadron Collider tops the list.
Teachers Love SMART Boards: SMARTBoards and my 2008 Top Five List - Science - 0 views
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Although this site is primarily for SMARTBoards, this technology can easily be used on the Tablet PC's.
Blog Expectations - 0 views
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Assessment rubric to evaluate students' writing on a blog. Could be easily adapted to wikis as well.
Simple Science's videos on Vimeo - 0 views
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Simple Science Videos - For free. Fun stuff, here.
Khan Academy - 0 views
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This guy has posted a ton of screencast tutorial videos for math and physics. Chemistry teachers may want to reference these to help students with their basic skills.
Free Textbooks You Can Read Online - 0 views
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Free textbooks online - I just took a quick look through, but they have bio, chem, physics, and biochem books for science. Scroll down on the page to find.
educationalwikis » Examples of educational wikis - 0 views
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This page has a long listing of Wiki examples for all subject areas. There are a good number of science example. An easy way to find them is to Click on Edit->Find, type in Science, and keeping hitting enter (or find) to get through the page.
The Nine Planets Solar System Tour - 0 views
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Solar System information and resoures with links to planets, moons, and other interesting facets of the solar system.
Interactives - 0 views
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This has "science interactives", or virutal manipulatives that students can use. I've seen the roller coaster before, but I haven't seen the rest. Their new interactives include DNA, Periodic Table, Dynamic Earth, and the Rock Cycle.
Web-Based Chemistry Simulations - 0 views
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This was posted to the Science Teachers group - For those that are not members, here you go! Great resources for chemistry related simulations - also contains some biology related chemical simulations as well (i.e. protein structure)
The Home Page of the Molecular Workbench Software - 0 views
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At a conference where this is being dem'ed - Pretty amazing stuff. Has anyone downloaded and played around with this? Biology and Chemistry focused...
Interactives - 0 views
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Definitely worth a look Interactives for science, mostly for grades 9 - 12.
Biology in Motion - 0 views
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Bio based activities
Java Applet Library for chemistry, physics, math, molecular java applets... - 0 views
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Library of math and science java applets. These let you set your own variables and conduct online lab / experimentations. Subject areas include bio, chem, physics, earth and space, and math.
HippoCampus - Homework and Study Help - Free help with your algebra, biology, environme... - 0 views
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Another online / elearning resource for students, with highlights in envrionmental science and physics.
Interactive Rock Cycle Animation - 0 views
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Someone in Diigo is doing research on Earth Science. A lot of resources have been put together - Here is one.
Interactive Websites - 0 views
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This includes resources for Pre-K through 12 for all subject areas. You may want to take a look to see what is offered for science and upper grade levels.
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