I would like to call your attention to the PHYSHARE/PHYS-L Members'
Webpage Directory. To see it, go to <http://www.ia4u.com/~exit60/> and
click on "Physics Webpages". This offering is a public service
directory of webpages which have been created by members of the PHYSHARE
and PHYS-L discussion lists.
All sorts of page designs are represented, from simple and functional
"quickie" pages to showplace masterpieces festooned with bells and
whistles. Loads of physics information is presented, and in many cases
you get to learn more about your fellow listmembers.
I hope you find the Directory a useful resource for you, for your
colleagues
and for your students.
If you would like to have *your* webpage/website listed in the
Directory, please
let me know. You don't need to worry much about facing rejection, as I
have not yet turned down anyone's request to be included. If you are a
member
of either Phys-L or PhyShare, and your website is somehow related to
physics or physics education, your entry is almost certain to be
included.
Also, members whose pages are already listed, please let me know if
there are additions or changes that I should take care of.
Best wishes,
Larry
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Larry Cartwright
Retired (June 2001) Physics Teacher
Charlotte MI 48813 USA <exit60@ia4u.net>
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