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>Like Mark Joe, who wrote yesterday, I am looking for resources,
>particularly Internet but everything really. I am a Library Science
>student at Syracuse University and I have an assignment to create a
>resource guide for teaching physics K-12. I would love to know your "best
>of the best". Also, how many people subscribe to this list? There must be
>lots of physics teachers who don't even have a connection ot the Net.
>Anyway, I would love it if people could post their answers to Mark to the
>whole list so I can "eavesdrop." Thanks Barbara bekobrit@mailbox.syr.edu

There are lots of servers out there through Mosaic, Gopher, and ftp.  UC
San Diego's Teacher Education Program has created lesson plans for science.
 Although small, this list is growing.  The University of Kansas has a
GREAT Mosaic Home page with lesson plans as well.

There are also other utilities that you may find of interest:
  MacMelvyl:  Accesses the UC's Melvyl Library system
  Anarchie:  Looks out over the internet for any find with a given
                search string, i.e. science,nature,phys
  Mosaic:  A must for pulling the Internet into a useable form
                (Must have some sort of network connection for this)

Hope this helps,

Edmund Chambers
UCSD/TEP
Electrical Engineering
echamber@ucsd.edu