Re: PHYSICS WEB SITES

[Lowell Herr <herr@catseq.catlin.edu>]

Tony,

You might do a netsearch for PHYSLab.  We have a few labs on our site 
that may be of interest and we intend to put more up in a format where 
the user can easily read the lab (including graphics) and then download 
if interested in the lab.  Most of our labs are related to computer 
interfacing probes.

On occasion I have posted tests for physics teachers but don't do this 
frequently.

 Lowell

Project PHYSLab
The Catlin Gabel School
Portland, OR 97225
On Fri, 7 Feb 1997, Tony Wayne wrote:

> We are working on developing a Physics web site to be used as a resource
> for high school teachers. So here is my question, Are there any websites
> that YOU have found to contain interesting on a specific topic, has been a
> great resource for some/many topics or a great starting point for a search
> -other than the typical search engines like Lycos, Infoseek, Altavista,
> Yahoo, Search, etc?
> -tony
>
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