Biology Resources
Access
Excellence A must visit for biology students and teachers.
The
Biology Project - An online interactive resource for
learning biology.
Mitosis:
Labeled Diagram
Cells
Alive! Filled with information, movies, and animations
about cells. Specializing in infectious diseases and immune cells.
There is also good information about crystals.
Evolution
A journey into where we're from and where we're going. This
site accompanies the PBS broadcast.
HistoWeb
Howard
Hughes Medical Institute
Introduction to the Eukaryota The Eukaryota
include the organisms that most people are most familiar with -
all animals, plants, fungi, and protists.
Medical
Dictionary
The
Merck Manual
MGBio's
Favorite Places
Biology links.
Mr.
Bones
National
Cancer Institute Vital resources for cancer information.
National
Library of Medicine
National
Science Digital Library
OMIM
: Online Mendelian Inheritance In Man
a catalog of human genes and genetic disorders developed for
the World Wide Web by NCBI, the National Center for Biotechnology
Information. Contains textual information, pictures, and reference
information. It also contains links to NCBI's database of MEDLINE
articles and sequence information.
SciLinks
from the National Science Teachers Association.
Virtual
Embryo
The
Visible Embryo a comprehensive resource of information
on human development from conception to birth. Offers a detailed
pictorial account of normal and abnormal development.
Visible Human Project is creating complete,
anatomically detailed, three-dimensional representations of the
male and female human body.
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 Chemistry
Resources
How
to Write a Lab
Rules
to Follow
National
Science Digital Library
NIST
Chemistry Web Book
Thermodynamics Research Laboratory
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 English
Resources
Bartleby.com
Fully indexed site provides verse, literature, and
reference materials, ideal for literature research.
IBiblio
Home to one of the largest "collections of collections" on the Internet.
Poets.org
The award-winning website of the Academy of American
Poets.
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Foreign Language Resources
ClassZone.com
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Government Resources
Campaigns
and Elections provides detailed information on
elected officials, voting records, major issues, and candidates
for the upcoming elections. You can also read the latest political
news stories from a variety of sources.
Fed
World is the gateway to all U.S. government web sites.
Supreme
Court Decisions archives all decisions
back to 1990; keeps a court
calendar; schedule of oral arguments; biographical info on the current
justices; most significant 600 historic decisions;
and more. The site to begin researching U.S. Supreme
Court information.
Thomas
Access the full text of bills from the current Congress back through
the 101st. Search the daily Congressional Record for terms, then
read the full text of relevant proceedings and proposed legislation.
Or enter the name of a particular legislator and access his or her
voting record. Also has the roll call votes of the House and Senate
from the 101st Congress to date.
U.S.
Government Printing Office The Federal Register, Congressional
Record, Congressional Bills and other Federal Government information
are available at this site.
U.S. Legislative Branch Library
of Congress Internet resource page. It contains a wealth of information
about our government and the people who run it.
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 History
Resources
American
and British History Resources on the Internet
A list of links organized into Reference Resources (including documents,
maps, treaties, book reviews), History Gateways and Text Sites,
Titles by Historic Period, Archival and Manuscripts, Guides, and
Other Net Resources.
American
Memory provides
free and open access through the Internet to written and spoken
words, sound recordings, still and moving images, prints, maps,
and sheet music that document the American experience. It is a digital
record of American history and creativity. These materials, from
the collections of the Library of Congress and other institutions,
chronicle historical events, people, places, and ideas that continue
to shape America, serving the public as a resource for education
and lifelong learning.
Ancient
World Cultures Contains excellent information about
eight cultures: the Near East, India, Egypt, China, Greece, the
Roman Empire, the Islamic World, and Medieval Europe.
Art
Gallery The resources provided in this section
will help you locate the best background information and images
on periods and movements available on the web.
The
Avalon Project This
is an on-going collection of documents "relevant to the fields of
Law, History, Economics, Politics, Diplomacy and Government." The
documents are categorized by century, although there is also an
Alphabetic Author/Title List of all the Project Documents. They're
international in nature and go back to Ancient Greece.
Eurodocs:
Primary Historical Documents From Western Europe
Historical maps A collection of
online maps.
The
History Channel Produced by cable television's
History Channel. The Great Speeches section each day features
a speech of historical significance and allows visitors to access
the Speech Archive.
The
History Net Brought to you by the National Historical
Society, this rich and elegant Web site could serve as a central
resource for students of history. A huge archive that includes informative
articles from U.S. and world history, personality profiles and eyewitness
accounts. Read the Welcome Page to get an easy introduction to what's
available. Be sure to search the index.
Holocaust
Resources
HyperHistory Online A good place to start
basic historical research. One can access information on the
people and events from nearly 3,000 years of history.
The
Online Intelligence Project
This site links to international news, commerce, and reference resources
on the WWW. Various sections also link to familiar US/UN resources
such as the State/Defense Departments, World Bank, etc.
The Wars for Viet Nam: 1945 to 1975 This site
offers students an opportunity to examine primary sources from the
war. Good overview of the war and an annotated list of links to
all aspects of Vietnam and the war.
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Mathematics Resources
Virtual
Manipulatives
Algebra
Resource
Visual
Calculus
Print
various types of graph paper
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 Physical
Science Resources
Common
Questions About Climate Change A list of the most frequently
asked questions about global warming, along with the answers to
those questions. Click on Online Documents at the bottom of the
home page to access a number of studies and research reports on
the subject of global warming.
Global
Warming: Focus on the Future Learn how human activity
may be warming our climate. Outlines some of the consequences of
climate change.
NASA
National
Science Digital Library
PhysicsWeb
"The Internet pilot to physics". An exhaustive listing
of physics links by country and research field.
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 Theology
Resources
General
Sites:
The
Archdiocese of Atlanta Homepage
The
Catholic Goldmine Everything you've ever wanted
to know about Catholicism and then some. Over 1000 links!
The
Catholic Information Center
Catholic
Internet Directory
Catholic
News Service
Catholic
Prayer Collection
Catholic
Press Association
Catholic
World News
Theology
Library
U.S.
Conference of Catholic Bishops
The Vatican The official website of the Vatican.
Social
Justice Sites:
Access
to Catholic Social Teaching A wide range of references
to papal and Episcopal documents and commentaries.
Bread for the World One of the best sites for resources
and information on hunger related concerns. Information on
offering of letters.
Catholic
Social Thought
Catholic
Update Resources for religious education, on issues
of the day.
The
Church and Society A collection of well-documented
position papers on Catholic social teaching written by Rev. Matthew
Habiger OSB.
Office of Social Justice Valuable information
on practicable projects for parishes and other excellent linkages
to other social justices websites.
Salt
Online Good background information on justice issues
and excellent linkages to other social justice websites.
USCC
Catholic Campaign of Human Development
Information on campaign, good educational resources and background
information on poverty.
USCC
Social Development & World Peace Local and
national issues of concern to the United States Catholic Conference.
Frequent legislative alerts and recent statements from the National
Conference of Catholic Bishops.
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