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RasMol is an application for molecular visualization. It can be downloaded for free. Also at this site- links to thousands of molecule files, a plugin for Netscape that allows you to view and rotate 3-D molecule models on a web page and more.

Technology in Education Market Center

A powerful new tool that lets you research and compare educational technology products by generating customized buying information. FREE!

Science related GIF Animations.

More than just cute web page decorations. What you need to create your own GIF's.

Syllabus" Magazine

Technology on campus, Feature articles, Case studies - uses of technology at other schools, News, Resources, and Trends, Buyers Guide.

Algonquin College's "Using Technology in Education

Changes in Education, incorporating multimedia in classroom instruction, what you can use what you can do with it, and many informative links.

The Smarter College Classrooms Homepage

A complete source of classroom information for Colleges, Architects, and Facilities Planners.

T.H.E. Journal Online

Technological Horizons in Education.

Links to Related Articles

"Multimedia Design Considerations"
by Jack Treuhaft.

Tips for creating effective computer presentations.
"Video for Classroom Multimedia"
by Barrik Van Winkle, copyright Syllabus Press.

All upper level Administrators should read this. Things to consider when implementing the use of technology in the classroom. What it takes to make it work right, and keep it working.
"Multimedia Projectors and Visual Presenters"

Several current models described.

On Campus

What's going on with technology on our campus. Who's using it, and what are they doing with it.

Faculty Multimedia Lab

A new lab for Faculty to use to create multimedia and more.

Communications 101 Homepage

Created by Professor Richard Doetkott for his communications 101 students. View a cool quicktime VR movie of the Ancient Greek Theater at Epidauros.

Futures Project

The Futures Project Team is committed to integrating technology into our teaching to increase our efficiency, our reach, and our effectiveness. The project is designed to...

Media Services Feedback Program

TAKE THE SURVEY

A two minute online and/or printed survey. Media Services is interested in your comments about classroom audiovisual services. This survey form should make it easier for you to let us know about your classroom experiences.

The purposes of the Media Services Feedback Program are:

Evaluate quality of current classroom audiovisual services and identify areas for improvement.

Identify emerging needs and formulate plans for introducing new services.

Accumulate data to assist in prioritizing classroom renovation projects and service goals.

Record performance in support of the University's academic and institutional programs.