Monthly Archives: February 2007

There are shots of the moon expeditions, and then there are shots of the moon expeditions. The photos of the Apollo launches at Panorma are, well, panoramic. You can turn a full 360 degrees to view the entire seen from … Continue reading →

Ever wanted a really big picture on the wall as part of a display, or maybe as the background for a display? As weird as it may seem, there’s now a way to get really large pictures. Block Posters will … Continue reading →

As I mentioned a few weeks ago, working with primary sources is one way to make the past come alive for students. Manitoba.ca offers some cool early Manitoba newspapers to work with. The Alberta Heritage Digitalization Project also offers online papers, … Continue reading →

Okay, now we all know we should be concerned that some species are in danger of extinction. We need to take care of all parts of the created world, but how do you get people paying attention to that and … Continue reading →

Physics Education Today has a nifty little site that could be useful for highschool physics classes or younger elementary classes, too, depending on just what scientific principles you wanted to illustrate. The site uses a number of flash animations to … Continue reading →