General Science and Technology: Education

Helps Internet users evaluate Internet web pages using the following criteria: author, audience, scholarship, bias, currency, and links.

A guide offering tips for evaluating the quality of content on the Web. This site will help you identify the type of site you are visiting and how to evaluate its content.

A concise guide that points out the advantages of library databases compared to the web.

A network of free online resource collections supporting faculty, students, and teachers in Physics and Astronomy Education.

Refresh your knowledge in math. This study site helps your with your homework, prepare for a test, or just refresh your memory.

The nation's online portal for education and research on learning in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

Contains more than 10,000 different teaching resources, in all areas of science and technology of which over 3,500 are free. You can search for resources by subject area and grade level.

Provides information and advice as the premier institution dedicated to keeping evolution and climate change in the classroom, and for keeping out creationism and climate change denial.

Brief explanations of many aspects of science and technology.

Downloadable teaching resource material created by the best science and technology experts and educators.

Enhance your learning with videos and illustrated texts in all areas of science.

On this forum you can obtain answers to questions about science. All levels from kindergarten to postgraduate level are covered. This site contains a large archive of previously answered questions. You can also pose new questions to their volunteer panel of nearly 800 experts around the world.

This website from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) provides educators, students and scientists with easy access to reliable tools, resources and classroom materials, curricula, and easy access to reference materials.

Interactive activities including animations and videos that teach and explain basic and interesting aspects of physics.

Makes science more accessible to the public by making musical arrangements of scientific sounds. A related dabase [www.sosdb.net] has samples of science laboratory and engineering sounds.

Prof. T. Ross Kelly a professor of chemistry at Boston College has accumulated a collection of various gizmos, devices, and toys which are excellent examples of scientific principles or things that you look at and you say "That's impossible!" except it's staring you in the face. This collection of videos include explanations of how they work or references to where one can find this information.

Informative articles, videos and interactive features that make learning about the brain fun.