Re: PHYSICS WEB SITES

[rshotwel@ivy.tec.in.us (Allen Shotwell)]

> 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
>
> _____________________________________________________________________
> Tony Wayne                              Those that can, do.
> wayne@pen.k12.va.us                     Those that understand, teach.
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> Check out the Physics Pavillion at
> http://pen.k12.va.us/Anthology/Pav/Science/Physics/
> _____________________________________________________________________

One of my favorites is the the Virtual Prof's Physics Shop that Glen Terrel
at UT Arlington runs. Bulletin boards, Chat Rooms and resources for physics.

http://www.virtualprof.com/



R. Allen Shotwell
Chair, Science and Math
Ivy Tech State College
Terre Haute, IN