Bookmark Collection

Excellent site with multimedia clips on a variety of musical instruments

For Math Faculty, comprehensive site

For Math faculty

For Chemistry faculty

For History and Liberal Arts faculty, research the death of a historical figure using archival data

For History and English faculty, interactive site with Civil War archival data based on two similar towns in Pennsylvania and Virginia

For Music Faculty, music theory and analysis site

For Music Faculty, includes simulated drum playing on different types of drums. "This site contains a variety of movies, notation files, and links designed to introduce the instruments and associated rhythms of west Africa, with particular focus on "Atsi?", created by the Ewe-speaking people of Ghana. Of special interest to teachers is the gallery of virtual instruments and a section devoted to Anlo-Ewe culture."

For Chemistry Faculty

For Art Faculty. "From The Getty -- ArtsEdNet is a rich website for resources, materials and information dedicated to arts education. At ArtsEdNet you will find: Image Galleries and Exhibitions; Lessons Plans and Curriculum ideas for the K-12 learning community; a Reading and Publications Room for both reading on-line articles and ordering publications from The Getty; an ArtsEdNet Chat Room; additional WebLinks; and a Site Map. If you are looking for scholarly, substantive information -- that is also practical -- on aesthetics, advocacy, interdisciplinary teaching and learning, cultural connections, and arts education, ArtsEdNet has it. Not for visual art educators alone, music educators will also find important resources, materials and information."

For Music Faculty. "Interactive Flash animation about secondary dominant chords. Includes musical examples and exercises."

For Music Faculty. "A reference site that offers brief discussions on a variety of music theory topics. It currently covers intervals, chords and scales."

For Music Faculty, audio files for ear training with quizzes.

For Music Faculty. "eMusicTheory.com provides online tools for teachers and students of basic music theory, everywhere. If you're teaching music, as a subscriber to eMusicTheory.com you can manage your student list, give out assignments, and check student scores, all online. If you're learning music, you can use free online games to practice your skills."

May be useful for A&P or Biology

For Math faculty

For Music Faculty. "America's Jazz Heritage Website is part of a project generated by a partnership of the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund and the Smithsonian Institution that is focussed on the preservation and presentation of the history of jazz. This site includes audio clips, interviews, schedules of exhibitions and performances, extensive bibliographies, and links to related sites."

For History or English Faculty--simulation with decision tree