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A FEW SITES ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB
Note: This article was scanned using OCR from the Spring 1996 CCCE Newsletter. Please contact us if you identify any OCR errors.
Articles on the World Wide Web (WWW) and sites (URLs) have appeared in a number of recent CCE Newsletters. The Fall 1995 issue (p. 3) contained an article by Tom O'Haver entitled "Surling the Net with Netscape", and recent issues of the CHED Newsletter have featured similar articles (e.g. see Theresa J. Zielinski's article (p. 44) of the Spring 1996 Newsletter). The World Wide Web is being used in courses and conferences. The ACS has a WWW site (http:// www.ACS.org). The Division of Chemical Education is developing a WWW site. In this brief note I would like to
identify a few additional sites which you may be interested in exploring.
http://www.wam.umd.edu/-toh/Chemistry.htmiThis home page provides clickable links to many Internet materials which are of interest to chemical educators.
http://owl.qut.edu.au/oz.teacherneU Click on "Online Training" and examine "Internet Guides" and "Exploring the Internet Now". These provides valuable resources for exploring the Internet and help for developing your own World Wide Web materials.
Date:
03/26/96 to 03/30/96
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