Interactive Web Sites to Teach Biology by Rachel Watras
Johns
http://www.public.asu.edu/~rlwatras/interactive.htm
Includes a brief description and links to Anatomy and Physiology (The
Virtual Body, Frog Disection, Histoweb, Web Anatomy); Genetics (Basic Genetics,
DNA from the Beginning, Mitosis and Meiosis Quizz, Cat Coat Color Genetics).
Interactive Exercises in Thermodynamics by Kristi Tolman
http://home.att.net/~kristiandcliff/
Links to Exploring the relationship between temperature and kinetic
energy, How does temperature affect volume and pressure (qualitative and
quantitative), and Helpful hints for the teacher.
Population Dynamics by Christy Bruno, Ross Timmons, and Tom Barrett
http://www.public.asu.edu/~tbarret/wolves.htm
Links to Competition Model, Population Dynamic Information, and Wolf
/ Coyote Interactions. Questions for students. Link to Foxes and
Rabbits Simulation. Link to Wolf / Coyote Competition Table and questions
for students.
Interactive Web Sites to Teach Science by Adrianne Moreno
Links to Solar System (Solar System
Simulator, Daily Science
News, La Historia de Hoy,
9
Planets,
Earth
Viewer, and Are you ready to take
a quizz?); and links to Fun Space Sites (Nasa
Kids, Mars Odysee Lands
on Mars, and Nebulae,
Supernovas, Stars).
Evolution Unit by Amy Scott and Stephen Hobbs
http://www.public.asu.edu/~aascott/preparetoevolve.htm
Theories link leads to brief descriptions of major theories (and links
to other sites). Vocabulary link explains important words (and links to
other sites). Sexual Selection and Human Evolution link to other sites
on the web. Crossword Quizz and Discussion Questions are included, as well
as Teacher Resources.
Math and Science Links / Actinium to Zinc by Anastacia
Wyatt and Jody Worden.
http://www.public.asu.edu/~awyatt/Links.html
http://www.angelfire.com/az3/jodykk/jo.html
First page contains Science Links, Math Links, Interactive Sites, Interactive
Environmental Science Sites (including Global Warmind, Extinction, and
Virtual From Dissection). The second site has links to Periodic Tables,
Chemistry Crossword, and several Quizzes. The two pages are linked to each
other.
Evolution by Anthony Fama and Clifford Nafrada
http://www.public.asu.edu/~yoshicjn/page7.htm
Brief descriptions and links to History of the Universe (Hotu), The
Art of Evolution, Human Evolution Activity, and Fossil Evidence in
3D.
Science / Games / Algebra by Marina Sargeant, Ethan Schwartz,
Kenneth Williams, and Danielle McClain.
http://www.public.asu.edu/~msargen/main.htm
Science contains questions to stimulate curiosity and links to Worm
World, High Altitude Observatory Education Pages, Marine Biology, How Stuff
Works, Periodic Table, and Periodic Table of Comic Books. Games contains
brief descriptions and links to Math Baseball, Penguin Waiater, and Puzzlemaker.
Algebra contains brief descriptions and links to MathSteps, Interactive
Algebra, Graphing Linear Equations, and Visual Fractions.
Understanding the Derivative by Scott Adamson and Mark Burtch.
http://personalweb.cgc.maricopa.edu/pecos_faculty/adamson/web/SED/Derivatives.html
(new address)
Four interactive worksheets to understand derivative: Secant Lines
Approaching a Tangent Line, How to determine the shape of the derivative
from f, Using the derivative to graph the function, How do changes
in f affect the derivative and the second derivative. It also includes
Evaluation of Learning, and links to Java
Grapher. This site is used in conjuction with the CD-ROM "Tools for
Enriching Calculus"
Learning Fibonacci sequence by Jiahong Li
http://www.public.asu.edu/~jali1/SED594/fibo.html
Brief description of the site and how to use it. Links to sites related
to What is Fibonacci sequence?, Fibonacci Sequence in Nature, Fibonacci
Numbers and Golden Ratio, Fibonacci Spirals in Art, and Quizzes and Activities.
Angles and triangles by Cumali Oksuz, Wayne Porter, and Bahadir
Yanik
http://www.public.asu.edu/~hyanik/project.htm
Brief descriptions and links to What is my angle, Types of triangles,
What is my sum?, and Angles of a Triangle. It includes a Teachers Guide.
Technology Activities by Thomas Rothery
Provides links to TI-89
Graphing Calculator Activity , to TI-92
Graphing Calculator Activity , and to TI-83
Graphing Calculator Activity (pdf file).
Awsome Interactive Projects by Denis Lawton
Interactive projects for students. Provides a brief description and
links to Watch
Your Bill Grow, You're
the Doctor, Race
Against Time, Various
Interactive Math Games, and Lets
Make a Deal.
Math Puzzles by Christina Jameson
http://www.public.asu.edu/~cajames/math_games.html
Brief descriptions and links to Cool Math, Free Puzzles, The Leaves
of Math, Splendor of Autumn Leaves, Cut-the-knot.
Interactive Mathematics for Teachers and Students by Anne Jack,
Abby Pressly, Jerry Summers, and Carolyn Smith
Maximum Area has description and link to Maximize
Area Activity as well as Instructions to Accompany the lesson (an interesting
connection is to the trajectory of a golf
ball). Conservation of Area has description and link to Conservation
of Area applet. The final part has a description of Cut-the-knot
which has a wealth of materials and a selection of some. In Arithmetic/Algebra
it briefly describes a few such as Breaking
Chocolate Bars. In Geometry
a few are selected and described. The same for Games/Puzzles,
and Probability.
Add Pizzazz to Your Classroom by Frankie Sullivan and Maryam
Tehranian.
http://www.public.asu.edu/~lela1/resources.html
Brief description of several sites such as www.cut-the-knot.com,
www.math.com,
www.thinkquest.org
and pages within those sites.
What's your angle by Olivia Free-Woman
Link to site with a proof
of Pythagorean Theorem. It also includes links to Pythagorean
theorem and baseball, and
Pythagorean
theorem and ladders. It also has links to slope
intercept form, and slope
calculation.
Fractions by Tracey Cole-Hailey
http://www.public.asu.edu/~tcole/homepage.html
Links to sites such as Discovery, Fun Brain, and Maths Year 2000, that
contain pages on fractions.
Statistically speaking by Donna Humphreys
http://www.public.asu.edu/~dhumphr/
and click at Stat - Wise
Brief descriptions and links to Statistical Computing Package for the
web, Interactive web site to explore concepts, and Virtual Laboratories
in Probabilities and Statistics, plus a link to Geology Labs On-Line.
Interactive sites by Nancy Finley
http://www.public.asu.edu/~sty1231/Interactive.html
Three links to www.aaamath.com, www.funbrain.com, and www.mathgoodies.com