Technology
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| C|Net's newest service offers the most up to date computer and
software industry news online in a neat, easy to use format. A great
service...and typical of C|Net. |
| Geared for grade 9-12 science, engineering, and technology
students, this site allows you to select from dozens of subjects from
robotics to hovercraft, study the information provided, and then take an
online quiz to test your comprehension. |
| To get the most out of your PC, make sure you visit this excellent
site from PC World Online. Keyword and concept searchable and loaded
with information, it makes your computer a much more fun and productive
place to be. |
| Planet9's site offers a virtual tour of the solar system, the opera,
and a cool tour of New Orleans using VRML technology. |
| Video technology company. Makers of the Snappy Video Snapshot. Cool
page. |
| If you're interested in electronic publishing, this is a gold mine.
There's information on just about every aspect you could ask for, from
design ideas to production issues. Don't miss the 101 Hot Tips, either. |
| SIMON (School Internet Manager Over Networks) is a NASA Learning
Technologies Project, "a Macintosh application for K-12 teachers
that provides affordable Internet connectivity, smart searching, an
automatic lesson builder and a lesson library." This site also
offers NASA K-12 resources--tons of great NASA links! |
| This part of The National Science Foundation collects and interprets
data and provides "information on the nation's science,
engineering, and technology enterprise." Included here: US
Government statistics, data briefs, survey descriptions, working papers,
related sites, and more. |
| This site has wonderful information about the planned September 18,
1997 launch of the U.S. shuttle to rendezvous with the Russian space
station Mir. There are pictures and facts about the crew, mission
information and figures, and lots more. Great stuff!! |
| Well, here's cool for you! This is the neatest equipment out there.
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| Microsoft Corporation's new online technology magazine offers a lot of
good content. Worth a visit. |
| This is a great site! Lots of graphics, so be prepared, but they're
very well done. You can check out current headlines on space topics,
look at 101 things to do on Space Day (May 22), send postcards, and look
at a page with information and activities for the classroom. A great
feature of the site is the Speak Up section. There's a question (such
as, "Should humans live on Mars?") and exploration of the
issues surrounding the question. You can participate in surveys
concerning the question and compare your answers to those of others. |
| Lots of info on Java, and a technology and research page with new
goodies. |
| An online scientific playground for kids and adults, and a great way
to learn about how technology impacts our lives. The interactive
exhibits are a delight. |
| This always informative site has a huge archive of articles from CMP's
technology publications. It's recently been relaunched and now includes
a user tech support area, product reviews, and much, much more. Oh,
yeah...it's a lot easier to use now, too. |
| The real goodies on this page are the live shuttle data. When there is
a launch you can view a live shuttle tracking monitor or meta-refreshed
gif of the positions of the shuttle, sun and (if it's meeting with
Hubble or Mir, etc.) other satellites. There's also live video and
audio. |
| This pro-nuclear energy site is rich in information on the uranium
industry and nuclear power. |
| A description of videotape systems theory. Of interest to anyone in
the industry. |
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