Week
5: Topic search
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Objectives
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By the end of this lesson, you
will be able to
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choose a topic within Astronomy
that interests you
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use a search engine
such as Google, Yahoo,
Lycos or AltaVista
to find Web pages about the topic
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pick the best three Web sites
that make sense to you
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print these Web sites (or
take screen shots if they are simulations)
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fill in the activity
4 sheet
Astronomy
portals
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Mike
Boschat's Astronomy Page
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Huge list of links to a wide range
of Amateur Astronomy. Mike is a Russian national working as an academic
in Canada, and he has some interesting photos on his site.
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Google
Astronomy directory
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Oddly enough, not very good - bit
thin on the ground.
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The
Bad Astronomy Guide
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Phil Plait's answer to all the
media mistakes and common misunderstandings in science.
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The
Astronomy Cafe
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"The web site for the astronomically
disadvantaged" by Dr Sten Odenwald. The Web site of the book. Nice short
explanations of many bits and pieces.
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Activity
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All you need to do is to is
download activity 4 and pick your topic! Please
remember to hand in printouts of the pages you find and then fill in the
addresses of the Web sites.
Keith
Burnett
Last modified: 10th June 02