Internet Resources in Physics and Astronomy Education
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Alan Cairns' Physics
Education Resources The Internet Pilot to Physics WebPhysics--a network of resources for
introductory physics teaching Physics servers and services around
the world The American Centre for Physics (Incl.AAPT) American Journal of Physics CTI Physics (Incl. physics software catalogue and
Computers in Physics Education newsletter) Educational Materials Center,
Department of Physics, Kansas State University The World Lecture
Hall: Links to other sites where people are using the WWW for instructional purposes.
Includes Physics, Astronomy, Chemistry and Mathematics. Physics servers
(McGill U) The Franklin Institute Virtual Museum (incl. The Science
Learning Network) Computers in Physics AstroWeb (ANU) To the NASA Home Page WebStars (NASA) Doug Ingram's
Astronomical Teaching Resources Implementation
of an Astrophysics Information System on the World-Wide Web The Implementation of Astrophysics
Applications on the World-Wide Web Weaving the Astronomy Web Views Of The Solar
System AstroWeb: Astronomy resources on
the Internet This database of resource records is maintained by the AstroWeb
Consortium , which will be pleased to accept contributions of new resource records, as
well as reports of corrections to existing records. In addition to classified lists of
resource records, the Consortium also provides a search utility. This AstroWeb database
contains 915 distinct resource records. Network Astronomy/Space Guide I
hope you find this effort at a useful categorical listing of networked Astronomy/Space
resources useful. -Robert, 3/19/94 - Robert Lentz (lentz@rossi.astro.nwu.edu) Students for the Exploration and Development of
Space Astronomy and Space on the Internet (
Charles W. Boley) Global Network Navigator: Astronomy
Astronomy;
A. Park, J. Miller; v8; 03/94, 8th Revision Directory of Scholarly Electronic Conferences,
March 1994 Physics; A.
Park, J. Miller; v8; 03/94, 8th Revision Directory of Scholarly Electronic Conferences,
March 1994 Global Network Navigator: Physics
Index to Multimedia
Information Sources Public Domain & Publically Supported Software; M. Kovacs; v8;
03/94 World Wide Web and beyond in Physics
Research and Applications : topical seminar at San Miniato, Italy, March 1994 Physics
on the WWW Virtual Library Abstracts of Univ. of Kansas
papers for Summer 1994 AAPT Meeting Computational Science Education Project
High Energy Physics Information Center at Fermilab Physics education software from ANU
Remote Tele-excavation on the Web A package for teaching Physics by Leif Erik Otteraa
The World
Lecture Theatre: Physics Analysis of Physics
II exam questions (in Italian) NCSA Education Program NASA On-line educational
resources Artificial Neural Networks in
High Energy Physics CERN CURTIN University, WA ..... In Gopher Server / Subject
Information/Education you may find Software Courseware Online Review (SCORE). You may
also like to look at Physics
if interested in physics software. Computational Fluid
Dynamics resources on the Internet CHAOS at the University of Maryland Star maps Cold Fusion Technology ***(Light
entertainment)*** Physics 150, a course for the
non-scientist Physics Resources on the Web (Boston
University) Los Alamos E-Print Archives CERN preprint articles SLAC SPIRES, preprint articles
database Stevan Harnad's Electronic Archive Physics
Departments in North and South America Top HE Physics papers Mathematica WWW Servers Physics News European Physical Society Institute Of Physics (UK) From Webster: The Bradford Robotic
Telescope Search with keyword
'physics" Physics
examinations The Nobel Prize
in Physics: 1994-1901 PINET (Physics Information Network) On-line Interaction with
Physicists Live from...the Hubble Space
Telescope The Computers in Physics Products database
Project Galileo: Bringing Jupiter to Earth
AAPT Reno '96: What can
you do with a web site for physics? Kyle Forinash, Indiana University Southeast physics
program The Pit and the Pendulum The Wonders of Physics Rainbows Richard Feynman on-line Interactive Physics The Athena project The MAD Scientist Network:
Scientific questions answered The Centennial of the Electron On-line interactive course on Nuclear
Fusion The fundamental particle adventure
QUANTUM-the magazine of Math and Science Virtual Laboratory (Physics Applets) from the
University of Oregon Object-oriented
Astronomy, Celestial Mechanics and Geodesy New Scientist's
list of Physics Resources on the Web Dr. Donald E. Simanek's Home Page, Lock Haven
University, PA, USA The Wonders of Physics Physical Sciences Resource Centre Activity-Based Physics,
Physics Education Research Group, University of Maryland Physics Education Group, Univrsity
of Washington, Seattle Physics Education Research
Web sites Physics Education Group, Univrsity
of Washington, Seattle Physics
simulations from DARE Software
Curator: Andrew Stephanou
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Last modified: 10 May 1999
