[EAS]NSDL & Scout Projects

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Subject:   NSDL & Scout Projects

NEW SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REPORTS FOR EDUCATION COMMUNITY

As part of the NSDL (National Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics Education Digital Library) project, the Internet Scout
Project announced the publication of three new, bi-weekly online
reports:

-- NSDL Scout Report for Life Sciences: Biology, Zoology, Ecology,
Botany, and other Life Science topics;

-- NSDL Scout Report for Physical Sciences: Geology, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Physics, and other Physical Science topics;

-- NSDL Report for Math, Engineering, and Technology: Industrial
Engineering, Calculus, Algebra, Geometry, Civil Engineering, Applied
Mathematics, Environmental Engineering, Computer Sciences, Human
Factors, Hardware, and Software, and related topics.

For more details about these reports, see:
http://scout.cs.wisc.edu/nsdl-reports/

To subscribe to the reports, see: 
http://scout.cs.wisc.edu/nsdl-reports/subscribe.html

The Internet Scout Project is located in the Department of Computer
Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and is sponsored by
the National Science Foundation to provide timely information to the
education community about valuable Internet resources. Daily and
weekly updates are offered for K-12 and higher education faculty,
staff, and students, as well as interested members of the general
public. For more information about all the activities of the Project,
link to http://scout.cs.wisc.edu/ 

The National Science, Mathematics, Engineering, and Technology
Education Digital Library (NSDL) is currently under construction with
funding from the National Science Foundation. The NSDL will offer, via
the Internet, high-quality materials for science, mathematics,
engineering, and technology education. Its initial release is
scheduled for Fall 2002. For more information, link to
http://nsdl.nsf.gov/