- SchoolNet
Digital Collections
- What a great idea! Industry Canada contracted students
from all provinces to create digital resources for their
SchoolNet Digital Collections project. The students
experience the realities of "job responsibilities" and learn
multimedia skills that they can use later, helping to grow
the industry in Canada. All Canadians gain access to the
online collection of resources. Everyone benefits.
- NOVA Online
- The venerable public television series, NOVA, offers
online resources relating to its collection of episodes.
This website is ideal for educators who already make use of
NOVA programming in their classrooms. Of course, anyone with
even the slightest interest in science will find something
intriguing at NOVA Online.
- Scientific American Online
- Science enthusiasts will enjoy convenient online access
to each week's edition of "Scientific American." Extra
features, available only on the web, include "Ask The
Experts" and guided web explorations.
- How Things Work
- It's pretty simple. Ask how something works. You'll get
an answer. Steam engines, batteries, and amplifiers are just
a sample of the things that have already been explained.
- Helping
Young Minds Grow
- The National Gardening Association supports the idea of
using plants and gardens to enrich learning. This website
provides the resources to help you develop a plant-based
science learning environment.
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