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| Technical Laboratory Systems, Inc.
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Applied Educational Systems,
Inc.
This is one of the two companies
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| ScanTek 2000
LJ Technical Systems This is the other of the two
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PITSCO
This is a company that has a lot
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| Kelvin
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| Here's a good one. Recently several of my students have been asking me how to solve a Rubik's cube. Here's a different way to solve a Rubik's |
Click here to see the official Rubik's Cube web site. (Unfortunately the school district filter system does not allow access to this site using a school computer. You can only use this link from your home computer.) Click here for a virtual Rubik's Cube. |
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My wife, Mrs.
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Ever downloaded some silly game? These guys make some fun ones... |
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Here is a Texas Instrument site related
to digital signal processing and education. I met some interesting and enjoyable people from TI at the Visioneering 2005 conference earlier this semester. Click HERE to see what I thought of the event... |
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I have purchased some materials before, from companies like IASCO and Kelvin Electronics. |
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Google SketchUp is an
interesting drawing program that was brought to my attention several months ago. My son has been using it at home now for quite some time, having become an expert on it. I like the fact that it's a FREE download, doesn't cost anything. You can get your own copy of it here. |
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| One of my PNN students has come up with some interesting stuff
for us to use. Check out some of it at his web site, http://www.freewebs.com/josher2468. |
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| Click here to take a look at what GIRLS can do with ROBOTS!!!. | |
| I was watching a show on television today, and the host of the show was interviewing different people at an auto show. There was one particular item, the "Radurra" wheel rim that really impressed me. Check out the Radurra here, or the host web site, Forgiato, here. |
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| Here's a web site for you...
www.spectrum.ieee.org is the
Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers web site. I was introduced to this site when one of my students was working on a current event assignment for class. She brought in the September 2002 issue of Spectrum magazine that her Dad subscribes to. He's a member of IEEE. Take a look, but plan to stay there a while, it's got a LOT of good information. |
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