Virtual+Field+Trips

> This Internet exhibition describes the relationship between pen pals who are children in Aspen, Colorado and Malawi, Central Africa. Text and pictures from a documentary film about Malawi. Pictures: Malawi, Aspen, Abwenzi, Pen pal pictures, Food, Lake Malawi, Lake Malawi National Park, Hippos, Elephant, Leopards, Zebras, Hyenas, Games & toys, Dances. > A site created to promote understanding of both the Holocaust and the life of Anne Frank. One of its main purposes is to help stop racism and prejudice (of all races and religions) today. > A 9-month trip through 26 countries. 260K of text and more than 120 color pictures. > [|Découverte d'une grotte ornée paléolithique à Vallon-Pont-d'Arc (Ardèche)] > Text in English and French. Discovery of a paleolithic cave site in the south of France, with drawings and paintings equalling or surpassing those of Lascaux. A hundred or more pictures of animals - mammoths, rhinoceros, big cats, horses, bears, stags, and more - have been found. This site features small/expandable color photographs of the cave walls. > A List of Animal-Related Computer Resources (Internet/Bitnet Mailing Lists, Gophers, World Wide Web Sites, Mail Servers, Usenet Newsgroups, FTP Archives, Commercial Online Services, and Bulletin Board Systems). > Stills, movies, sounds, and other experimental items from the digital library of San Francisco's Exploratorium museum. > An electronic worldwide exhibition. Currently most exhibitions on EXPO are built out of bytes donated by the U.S. Library of Congress. Sample exhibits: Vatican Exhibit, Soviet Archive Exhibit, Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit, 1492 Exhibit, Paleontology Exhibit, Spalato Exhibit. Restaurant, Post Office, catalogs. > The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, Illinois, is an educational institution concerned with the diversity and relationships in nature and among cultures. It provides collection-based research and learning for greater public understanding and appreciation of the world in which we live. Its collections, public learning programs and research are inseparably linked to serve a diverse public of various ages, background and knowledge. > The K12.ETC Subject Index provides links to resources usable by K12 students in a variety of different subject areas: Art, Business, Futures, Language Arts/reading, Languages (French, German, Italian, Japanese, Klingon, Spanish), Mathematics, Science, Social Studies (Government, History), Student Life. > Displays a large collection of fire-fighting equipment and memorabilia from across the country and around the world. The story of fire-fighting is displayed in memorabilia, photographs and equipment. Photo exhibit: Overview of the Museum; Steam Fire Engine; The 1841 Lancaster Fire Engine; The La Jolla #1; 1938 Seagrave Fire Engine; Fire Alarm Boxes and Fire Extinguishers; 1858 Rumsey; Deming from the 1880's. [Don't put in search doc - already in edfield.] > In the footsteps of Robert Frost, Martin Luther King, Jr., Elvis, Jefferson Davis, Robert Oppenheimer, Henry Ford ... a mini-travelogue by Philip Greenspun, author of Travels with Samantha, and now publisher of the Web Travel Review. Highlights of this story include a journey through the Deep South, a visit to the U.S.'s only concentration camp for Jews, photographs of New England fall foliage, golden Aspen trees in Colorado, and animals in the New Orleans Zoo, and the remarkably peculiar Henry Ford Museum. 30 pages of text and 410 JPEG photographs. > One of the 20th century's greatest architects. His buildings represent some of the world's most important architecture. An adaption of the Frank Lloyd Wright Heritage Association Tour Brochure, with maps, photographs of buildings, and descriptions of tours to take when visiting them, a page of Wisconsin events that celebrate Wright's 128th birthday, and a multimedia gallery. > "Exhibits, resources, and the fun of a museum visit brought to your desktop." You have access to: in-depth multimedia virtual exhibits, science programs and demonstrations, a publications library, visitor services, recommended resource locations to guide you as you travel in search of virtual educational experiences, and online user services to answer your technical questions and let you communicate with the system administrator. > Explorations of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River (State of Arizona, USA). General information; How to get there; Guided tour; History; Weather; Maps; Backcountry trails; Photographs; Services; Books, guides and other reference material; Other things to see and do in the area; Make your visit to Grand Canyon National Park a green one. > A River Trip, complete with maps, photographs, sounds, and movies (a text version too). This multimedia journey is intended to simply provide a glimpse of the river corridor and share some the joy of being in the grandest of all canyons. > A unique, free, permanent exhibit of dinosaur fossils available for public viewing. These "fossils" are replicas from the originals at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, which boasts one of the finest and largest collections of dinosaur fossils in the world. Triceratops Skull; Tyrannosaurus rex Head; Tyrannosaurus rex Skull; Tyrannosaurus rex Leg; Stegosaurus Skeleton; Baby Hypselosaurus Sculpture; Iguanadon/Deinonychus Sculptures; Other Internet resources.  [|HyperDOC: NLM History of Medicine Division] National Library of Medicine - Department of Health & Human Services (U.S.A.) Online Images from the History of Medicine (a searchable database of nearly 60,000 images from the prints and photographs collection). Online Exhibitions - New Frontiers in Health Communication (Brochure Prepared for the Sesquicentennial of the NLM, 1986);
 *  [|Abwenzi (Friends), US-Africa pen pal documentary]
 *  [|Anne Frank]
 *  [|Around-the-World Journal]
 *  [|Discovery of a Palaeolithic painted cave at Vallon - Pont-d'Arc (Ardèche)] /
 *  [|The Electronic Zoo]
 *  [|Exploratorium]
 *  [|EXPO Ticket Office]
 *  [|Field Museum of Natural History]
 *  [|Field Trips by Subject (Cleveland State Univ.)]
 *  [|The Firehouse Museum]
 *  [|Footsteps (U.S. travelogue)]
 *  [|Frank Lloyd Wright in Wisconsin]
 *  [|Franklin Institute Science Museum]
 *  [|Grand Canyon National Park]
 *  [|Grand Canyon Trip]
 * <span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 12pt;"> [|Honolulu Community College Dinosaur Exhibit]