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Started by Edmund Chambers
Sun, 27 Feb 1994 23:44
Re: Teaching project, any suggestions?
Author: Edmund Chambers
Date: Sun, 27 Feb 1994 23:44
Date: Sun, 27 Feb 1994 23:44
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Do you have access to the internet through a SLIP or network connections? What I really want to know is if you can run Mosaic. If so, there are oodles of servers out there with almost everything. I know there are lots of international observatories that have servers, along with many pics of stars and other interesting astral phenomenon. I know there are labs like the Exploritorium (in San Fransisco) that have Mosaic servers also, as well as real corporate labs like Sun and others. I bet that some of these pages have links to scientists that might answer a well written question by a student. Also look at the NASA pages. Hope this helps. >Hi physics lovers, > >As part of a teaching project, I plan to teach high school students the use of >internet to find resources in physics. I am sort of new to internet and would >like to know some things before I teach or show it to the students. Some of the >subjects I want to cover that involves physics is the following: > >Particle physics >Nuclear (fission, fusion), radioactivity >Thermodynamics(heat cycles) >Relativity >Quantum Mechanics >Electronics(digital) >Astronomy(observational and cosmology) > >If you know where I can get any information on the above topics via FTP, >telnet, >or even if you have suggestions for teaching it or know any spectacular demos, > I would appreciate a >reply. > >Mark Joe >CHI(College Honors Involvement) >Email: CHI@vms2.macc.wisc.edu >BITNET: CHI@WISCMACC.BITNET Edmund Chambers UCSD/TEP Electrical Engineering echamber@ucsd.edu
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