How Stuff Works
GREAT site for answers to all your technology questions. Topics include science,
money, travel, entertainment, and more.
Group IV Curaçao Interdisciplinary
Project
Search Tip: start with TEOMA (find it at best search
tools, Infopeople, on the library reference page) and use the refining tools
to narrow your search and to find additional search terms. You can use VIVISIMO
in a similar way, but it also allows you to narrow your search by the type
of collection (news, encyclopedia, medical sites).
The first three hyperlinks provide general information about
Curaçao OR they offer MASSIVE collections
of information (and other links) on every topic for this project.
Resources to
support National Forensic League debate topic, 2003-2004
Scroll to the resources section to find TONS of links!! This information has
already been evaluated by the NFL, so you don't have to spend a lot of time
evaluating each website.
Resolved:
That the United States federal government should establish an ocean policy
substantially increasing protection of marine natural resources.
Curaçao Seaquarium
NOAA
Use the search function to find information on specific topics.
Ocean currents
Mangrove
Trophic
Functioning and Nutrient Flux in a Highly Productive Tropical Lagoon
This report includes many charts, graphs, and sophisticated information about
trophic levels.
Closer to the Truth
This public television program website explores the fundamental questions
of our time, many that deal with science and technology. The search function
makes it easy to find programs on specific topics. You can read transcripts,
watch streaming video/audio, and catch up on current events related to CTT.
The Mystery Spot
What happened to the frog population? Why is the adrift ship flying a yellow
flag? Use middle school science to solve "real-life" mysteries.
ScienCentralNews
Fascinating news articles, in-depth or brief updates, cover topics such as
genetics, space, and health. The archives includes articles in Spanish.
Hotlinks