Biographical, educational, and scholarly. Also includes a bit of fun (did you know he was on The Simpsons TV show?)

From Illinois State University.

A research project on the use of continuous formative assessment in the high-school physics classroom. The website provides participating teachers with a library of assessment items (carefully constructed questions) to choose from for their classes, and with an associated library of teacher aids which provide help with the pedagogically effective use of the items.

Supports centers at 60 universities and laboratories that are participants in the collider experiments at CERN in Switzerland and at Fermilab in Illinois. Physicists will mentor and collaborate with high school teachers. Stipends are provided to the teachers who participate.

Published quarterly by the Physics Courseware Evaluation Project (PCEP) in the Department of Physics at North Carolina State University. This newsletter describes physics educational software of interest to physics teachers at many levels of instruction.

A University of Texas classic, written before the web was around, but now revised and web-ready.

Solve some problems using the fundamental laws and be announced as a Quiz Master.

Misunderstood things in physics with simple explanations.

These are WWW exhibits based on the NCSA Relativity Group's work and on General Relativity. Exhibits about calculations, computers, virtual reality, and the history of science.

Reviews and rates Hollywood movies for bad physics content.