Access Excellence
http://www.gene.com:80/ae/
This is an archive of favorite classroom activities submitted
by high school biology and life
sciences teachers participating in the Access Excellence programs.
Lots of practical, hands-on biology labs and activities. Lesson
plans and labs for biology and life science classes. Excellent
classroom resource for biology teachers.
Benjamin Franklin High School's Links
to Biology Info
http://home.gnofn.org/~bfsenior/biology.htm
This web page at Benjamin Franklin High School in New Orleans,
La. contains a very extensive list of links to biology sites on
the World Wide Web. The list is sub-divided into different biology
topics for easy use. A great resource for anyone interested in
any biology topic.
CSUBIOWEB
http://arnica.csustan.edu/
California State University has really outdone themselves with
this web page. An excellent
resource for studying biological science. This page has some excellent
graphics of plants. Extensive links to biology websites are included.
MIT Biology Hypertextbook Home Page
http://esg-www.mit.edu:8001/bio/
The MIT Biology Hypertextbook Home Page is a fantastic biology
resource!! It is a wonderful
on-line textbook full of awesome images. A great resource for
anyone learning about biology. Lots of good activities and graphics
that other biology textbooks do not have.
The Biology Place
http://www.biology.com/
The Biology Place is an excellent resource for any biology class.
Lots of great information on
current topics in all areas of biology. Lots of on-line student
activities in the biological sciences. Highest recommendation
for all biology teachers.
Biology Teaching Home Page
http://www.fed.cuhk.edu.hk/~johnson/
This site is the Biology Teaching Home Page in Hong Kong. Many
of the links are still "under
construction", but the concept map portion of this site is
very good. The concept map topics
include cellular respiration, photosynthesis, transport in plants,
moveable joints, and a variety of human systems (good for Anatomy
and Physiology students). These concept maps are easy to understand
and may make the traditional "tough" topic of cellular
respiration a bit easier for students to understand.
Health Information Resources
http://nhic-nt.health.org/AlphaKeyword.htm
The National Health Information Center's page for Clearing Houses
of Information on different
types of diseases and health concerns will be valuable to anatomy
and biology teachers as well as students who are researching these
topics. The hyper-text links send you to another page with the
web address of the clearinghouse and a way to send email. Teachers
can also access a variety of datasets through this site.
National Center for Science Education
(NCSE)
http://www.natcenscied.org/
This website tracks the efforts of an organization to defend the
teaching of evolution in the science classroom and promote public
understanding of this theory as fact.
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Holiday
Lectures on Science
http://www.hhmi.org/lectures
BioChemNet
http://schmidel.com/bionet.cfm
BioRAP - Biological Research for Animals
and People
http://www.biorap.org/
Medicines: The Inside Story
http://www.medicines-inside.com/
Seeing, Hearing, and Smelling the World
http://www.hhmi.org/senses/
HELIX - Health Care Education Learning
& Information Exchange
http://www.HELIX.com/
BIOPI-L Home Page
http://www.dsuper.net/~missus/biopi/
Developmental Biology Cinema
http://sdb.bio.purdue.edu/dbcinema/index.html
VRML Biology Page
http://emile-21.com/VRML/