December 22,2000
There is a website created by the local "The
Tech"
museum in San Jose targeted at teachers who need to be educated in the
fundamentals of science such as the properties of matter or
biotechnology.
The website is straightforward and easy to understand.
Also, additional website related to new programming
style for Lego Robotics
was added : ROBOLAB.
October 16,2000
There are a plethora of websites to inform oneself about K-12
Edcuation,
ranging from IEEE's PET website thru California's Science Content
Standards
all the way to Science Fairs held on the internet and to Silicon Valley
regional efforts by companies (eg. Intel) and professional societies
besides
IEEE that want to ensure a steady supply of qualified engineering
candidates
to support the growth of local companies to non-profit foundations that
desires that all children become educated properly in math, science and
technology.
IEEE does not endorse any particular websites other than
its PET website.
It is left as an exercise and fun for the surfer to check out for
him/herself
the quality and information of each site.
Precollege
Engineer
Training
The
Tech Museum : Web Based Technology Topics
Robotic
Industries Association
Stanford
Robotics Laboratory
The Robotics
Institute of Carnegie
Mellon University
Tufts
University
: Center for Engineering Educational Outreach
UC
Berkely Robotics Lab
Site devoted to
Amateur Robotics
Resource
list compiled
by Roger Arrick
Lego Robotics
Botball
Mentoring Female
Engineering
Students
National Engineers
Week
KNEX Bridge
Building
Silicon
Valley National
Engineer's Week
Silicon Valley
Engineering Council
California
Science
Content Standards
Internet Science and
Technology Fair
New
Technology High School
Society of
Professional Hispanic
Engineers
Technology
for All
Americans Project
Educational
Technology Consortium
INTEL
K-12 EDUCATION
Society of Women Engineers
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