The International Atomic Energy Agency. IAEA, is
the world´s center of cooperation in the nuclear field. It was set
up as the world´s "Atoms for Peace" organization in 1957 within the
United Nations family. The Agency works with its Member States and
multiple partners worldwide to promote safe, secure and peaceful
nuclear technologies.
Paul Robinson, the AAPT Section Representative from
Northern California, has assembled a superb website for Physics
Teachers. The link is given below. He has a fabulous collection of CD's
that he will send to you for cost. This is a vast collection of labs,
video's, PowerPoints, links, etc. http://www.laserpablo.com/
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/
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.