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• - Educational project using web-based CD-ROM technology and the internet to educate High School Students in Biology with application to their daily lives - from Purdue Univ..
  
• - Integrates computerized models of human physiology to show students how the body works using virtual experimentation.
  
• - Excellent clearinghouse of information and databases for teaching undergraduate Genomics and networking - from Davidson College.
  
• - A site intended to teach users about biology and biotechnology. Includes some educational illustrations and animations that can be downloaded by teachers and other educators for use in their curriculum.
  
• - Original vector art animations depicting embryological developments. Demonstration requires Flash; product available for licensing from Stanford University.
  
• - A multi-disciplinary project to develop one of the first online, campus nature trails in a secondary school for leisure and education - from Wah Yan College, Kowloon.
  
• - Basic nature study techniques are explained while focusing on plants,animals and ecology found in the average North American's backyard. Good source of information about plants and animals as well as guide to studying them.
  
• - Online dissection of a frog using Flash 5 and recycled frogs.
  
• - Online activities for learning biology, including animated cartoons, an evolution simulation laboratory, and drag-and-drop quizzes.
  
• - Starts with basic cell biology, then progresses through genetics, immune defence, reproduction, respirations, growth, regulation, ecosystems and adaptation. Also has an online dictionary for reference to some of the terminology.
  
• - Program for interactive dissection of a frog from the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab.
  
• - An online exploration of the heart from The Franklin Institute Science Museum.
  
• - How quickly can you match disorders and infections with their aetology?
  
• - An interactive learning and review site in biology, includes a message board for questions and detailed outlines for self tutoring.
  
• - An interactive learning area that enables you to view the bones of a human, chimpanzee, and baboon and gather information about them from an osteology database; created at the University of Texas at Austin.
  
• - A guided tour providing an introduction to human anatomy and physiology using images and animations based on the Visible Human Project - from the Washington Univ. Med. School.
  
• - A slide presentation of the basic concepts of cellular activity by Alan Robinson.
  
• - Graphical supplement for teaching and learning about amphibian development from the University of Wisconsin.
  
• - Cartoon characters take you on a tour of cells, DNA, RNA and biological techniques.
  
• - Excellent general anatomic imaging from the Univ. of Washington.
  
• - An amusing, yet sincere, look at where students go wrong when producing scientific graphs.
  
• - Interactive, inquiry-based laboratory simulations and exercises designed for college and AP high school biology majors.
  
• - Fact-filled tour of the human body for students in middle school and above.
  
• - Really instructive frog dissection photo images, movies, text, and practical interaction. Designed for use in high school biology classes by the University of Virginia.
  
• - Interactive biology tutorials and quizzes on a number of topics.
  
• - Courses, outlines, syllabi, & educational links in Anatomy, Embryology, & medical terminology aimed toward physical therapy students.
  
• - MRI views of the normal and diseased human brain. Collaboration of MIT and Harvard University.
  
• - A wide variety of online DNA resources as well as information on many workshops, field trips, courses, and products - from the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
  
• - Actual human brain dissection images.
  
• - 3D reconstructions of MRI data for frogs and plants - from the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab.
  
• - Simulates eye motion and effects of disabling eye muscles and cranial nerves, including instructional text (requires ShockWave) - from UC-Davis.