Part II. Net Structures
Using the Internet As an Effective Science Teaching Tool Part I. Creating the On-Line Science Class Part II. Net Structures Part III. Collaborative Science Projects Part IV. Internet Based Lessons Part V. Websites for Science Educators	Links Associated with Net Structures Net Structure Internet Links KeyPals E-Pals Classroom Exchange Classroom Connect Teacher Contact Database Global Classrooms Global Schoolnet Foundation Global Thinking Project: Global Lab Globe: www.globe.gov EnvironNet: Road Kill Project Classroom FeederWatch Question and Answer Services Pitsco's Ask an Expert Scientific American Ask an Expert Site Impersonations Ask Shamu Ask-A-Geologist Telementoring Telementoring Young Women: Electronic Emissary Website: Telefieldtrips Mission to the Blue Planet: A Terrafirma Inquiry Franklin Museum of Science: sln.fi.edu Paleontology without Walls: Dino Russ's Lair NASA Quest Page Adventures On-line: Antarctica II Nine Ten Planets Interactive Tour: Virtual Observatory Pooled Data Analysis Project River Keepers Project Ozone Information Searches Google Yahoo CNN Interactive Telepresent Problem Solving CU-SeeMe Schools at Global Schoolnet Parallel Problem Solving Cybersnow Project: Social Action Projects IEARN Internet Communication Tools Creating an On-line Group Web Resources to Help Build Your Website Build Your Website at Geocities. Problem Solving Activity Design Formats Filimentality Design Formats Design Formats for Science Activities

Using the Internet As an Effective Science Teaching Tool| Part I. Creating the On-Line Science Class | Part II. Net Structures | Part III. Collaborative Science Projects | Part IV. Internet Based Lessons | Part V. Websites for Science Educators

Jack Hassard
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