Links of Interest to Physics Teachers

ComPADRE is part of the National Digital Library concentrating on physics and physics teaching. http://compadre.org/

AGI's Educational Alliance Program provides eligible colleges, universities, military training institutions, high schools, and non-profit educational groups with free licensing of AGI products for instructional use. Educators can introduce a new dimension to the curriculum by giving students hands-on experience with the industry-leading, commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software product used by tens of thousands of aerospace, defense, and intelligence professionals for national security and space initiatives. STK allows students and instructors to create dynamic, 3-D scenarios of complex space-related topics and solve real space analysis problems. http://www.agi.com/

Living Graphs - Homepage  for some neat physics and other science software. Free trial downloads available - Very reasonably priced. http://www.livinggraphs.com/enu/

Quarknet-Rutgers Muon Detector Software Downloads http://rucosmic.rutgers.edu/

Mechanical Universe Videos FREE for Streaming http://www.learner.org/resources/series42.html#program_descriptions

Bill Beaty's Website for Amateur Science (and other supercool stuff) http://www.amasci.com/

Bill Beaty's Educational Links (they deserve their own line) http://www.amasci.com/edu.html

Modeling Theory of Physics Instruction at http://modeling.la.asu.edu/modeling.html

QuarkNet at  http://quarknet.fnal.gov/

NJ Science Teachers Association:  www.NJSTA.org

Physics Videos online at http://www.videophysics.com/

NJ Biology Teachers Association:  www.BTANJ.org

NJ Earth Science Teachers Association: www.njesta.org

Chemistry Teachers Association www.NJACS.org

Council for Elementary Education www.ces-nj.org

Concept Map of Nuclear Energy Plus PPT Presentations
http://npw.wlu.edu/materials/index.html

EnergyTeachers.org is a network of educators interested in curriculum about energy production and use.
For additional information contact shawn@energyteachers.org, http://energyteachers.org or call 917-653-4342.