Reference Bookshelf
Reference Bookshelf is a directory of web-based reference resources.
Content is selected by reference librarians in Victorian Public
libraries. There is an emphasis on Victorian and Australian sites,
however, international sites will be included if assessed as being
appropriate.
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timelinescience by timelinescience Category: Science A timeline of scientific thought and innovation. Links to further information on the discovery, or historical information on that period are covered. |
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The Science of Cooking by Exploratorium Category: Science This site explores cooking as a science, from the challenge of high-altitude baking to creating sculptures from table salt. |
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Whyfiles by University of Wisconsin Category: Science A website devoted to explaining and exploring the science of every-day events and headlines. |
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The Why Files by University of Wisconsin-Madison Category: Science Whyfiles provides access to quality, original, accurate coverage of science. The usage of the content,on the web or as hard copy,for non-profit, educational activities is encouraged. |
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Scirus : for scientific information only by Elsevier Category: Science Scirus is a comprehensive science-specific search engine. Searching more than 167 million science-related pages, Scirus helps you quickly locate scientific information on the Web |
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Gold Downunder by http://www.ga.gov.au/education/minerals/goldfact.html Category: Science A website aimed at educating students about the history and technology of gold mining in Australia. |
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How Stuff Works by Howstuffworks Category: Science An online magazine aimed at students and teachers to make science and technology accessible and understandable. |
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ExploreScience.com by ExploreLearning.com Category: Science Interactive science activities for students and teachers, including wave motion, optics, astronomy, electricity and life science. |
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Visual Periodic Table of Elements by ChemSoc Category: Science A Visual Guide to the Periodic Table. Click on the element for facts on that element and chemical data. |
