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Found in Collection(s): Click on the collection logo for more information. Close this window Collection Name: AMSER: Applied Math and Science Education Repository Collection Description: AMSER (Applied Math and Science Education Repository) is a portal of educational resources and services built specifically for those in community and technical colleges, but free for anyone to use. AMSER is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) as part of the National Science Digital Library, and is being created by a team of project partners led by Internet Scout. Collection Information: Contributor(s) ATE Centers American Association Of Community Colleges American Mathematics Association Of Two-Year Colleges Internet Scout Project MERLOT Morrill Solutions Grade Level Higher Education Technical Education (Lower Division) Technical Education (Upper Division) Undergraduate (Lower Division) Vocational/Professional Development Education Intended Audience Administrator Educator Learner Link Http://amser.org/ Resource Type Collection Instructional Material Reference Material Search Engine Text Tool Subject Keyword(s) General Science Science Close this window Close this window Collection Name: Michigan Online Resources for Educators (MORE) Collection Description: Michigan Online Resources for Educators (MORE) provides thousands of quality educational web sites and resources for K-12 educators, including professional development, practical information, and curriculum-related resources in specific disciplines. The sites and resources are tied to Michigan's curriculum and professional development needs. Special focus is placed on resources that contribute to the successful use of technology in the classroom. Collection Information: Contributor(s) Michigan Department Of Education Wayne State University Educational Standards Michigan Content Expectations Grade Level Early Elementary Elementary School High School Middle School Upper Elementary Vocational/Professional Development Education Intended Audience Educator Learner Link Http://mel.org/mer/ Publisher / Resource Provider Michigan E-Library Resource Type Activity Article Assessment Material Audio/Visual Case Study Collection Educational Standard Event Image/Image Set Instructional Material Interactive Simulation Lesson/Lesson Plan Movie/Animation Reference Material Text Textbook Tutorial Unit Of Instruction Workshop Subject Keyword(s) Education General Science Health/Medicine Mathematics Social Studies Technology Close this window Close this window Collection Name: Social Sciences Gateways and Resources Collection Description: The Social Sciences Gateways and Resources collection is comprised of web portals, web sites, and individual digital resources devoted to the interplay of science and the social realm, as well as social-science materials that draw heavily upon or are closely related to the life sciences, physical sciences, mathematics, and/or technology: for example, archaeology, physical anthropology, economics, human geography, linguistics, and psychology. Here may be found materials for educators and learners (early childhood through graduate school), resources intended for the general public, and materials aimed at research communities at the nexus of the social, physical, and life sciences. Collection Information: Grade Level Elementary School Graduate/Professional High School Higher Education Informal Education Middle School Pre-Kindergarten Technical Education (Lower Division) Technical Education (Upper Division) Link Http://www.nsdl.org/collection/social-sciences/ Resource Type Collection Subject Keyword(s) Anthropology Archaeology Behavioral Science Economics Geography Human Geography Psychology Close this window Close this window Collection Name: Biological Sciences Gateways and Resources Collection Description: The Biological Sciences Gateways and Resources collection is comprised of web portals, web sites, and individual digital resources in many areas of the biological and life sciences, including agriculture, botany, ecology, genetics, microbiology, natural history, marine biology, zoology, and others. Here may be found educational materials for life science educators and learners (prekindergarten through graduate school), resources intended for the general public, and materials aimed at biological sciences research communities. Collection Information: Grade Level Elementary School Graduate/Professional High School Higher Education Informal Education Middle School Pre-Kindergarten Technical Education (Lower Division) Technical Education (Upper Division) Link Http://www.nsdl.org/collection/biological-sciences/ Resource Type Collection Subject Keyword(s) Biological Science Close this window Close this window Collection Name: Internet Scout Project Collection Description: The Internet Scout Report provides evaluation and annotation of high-quality online resources, particularly those that will be of value to the education community. Each resource is selected, researched, and annotated by a team of professional librarians and subject-matter experts, who evaluate sites on the basis of their content, authority, upkeep, presentation, availability, and cost. Published since 1994, the Report is one of the internet's oldest and most respected publications. The Internet Scout Project is part of the College of Letters and Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Collection Information: Grade Level Elementary School High School Higher Education Informal Education Middle School Intended Audience Educator Learner Language En Eng Link Http://scout.wisc.edu/ Publisher / Resource Provider University Of Wisconsin-Madison Resource Format Text/html Resource Type Audio/Visual Collection Instructional Material Reference Material Text Subject Keyword(s) General Science Social Sciences Close this window Resource Title: The eSkeletons Project Description: Funded by the National Science Foundation, this exciting, interactive Web site will enhance students' learning about human anatomy. Users can observe the bones of the human body and/or compare the human skeleton to that of a baboon or a chimpanzee bone-by-bone. Users can also change the view of the bone (dorsal, ventral, lateral, etc.). A very helpful site for anyone teaching/studying anatomy. Additional Resource Information Author John Kappelman, PhD Kappelman, John W. Myriam Zylstra, PhD Contributor(s) Dr. John Kappelman University Of Texas At Austin Date Published 1999- Grade Level Graduate/Professional High School Higher Education Undergraduate (Lower Division) Undergraduate (Upper Division) Intended Audience Early Elementary Educator High School Higher Education Later Elementary Learner Middle School Professional/Practitioner Researcher Students Teachers Technical School First Cycle Technical School Second Cycle University First Cycle University Second Cycle Vocational Training Language En Publisher / Resource Provider University Of Texas At Austin. Resource Format Video/quicktime Resource Type Audio/Visual Charts and Diagrams Collection Full Text Short Readings/articles Glossary/Index Image Image/Image Set Instructional Material Instructional Materials Interactive Simulation InteractiveResource Models/Simulations (animated Demonstrations, Diagrams, Maps) Movie/Animation MovingImage Nonfiction Reference Photographs/images Reading Materials Reference Material Science Materials Text Rights Information Except Where Otherwise Noted, This Site Is Licensed Under A Creative Commons License. Subject Keyword(s) Anthropology Baboons -- Anatomy. Biological Science Comparative Anatomy Evolutionary Biology Gorilla -- Anatomy. Health -- Body Systems and Senses Health -- Informal Education Health -- Instructional Issues Human Skeleton Human Skeleton -- Study and Teaching. Science Science -- Biological and Life Sciences Science -- Human Biology Skeleton Vocational Education Vocational Education -- Allied Health Occupations

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