links - computer science

Programming

• Teaching programming using C-bot
  Learning Programming ( C, C++ ) with a robot called Ceebot! If the above link does not work, try this one http://www.epsitec.ch/edu/real-e.htm
• Teaching computer science using Mindstorms
  Teaching Computer Science With Robotics Using Ada/Mindstorms 2.0
• RoboLogo
  an MIT website for teaching Children how to program Interactive Robots
• Microarrays
  If you want the latest information on one of the most important developments in biology and medicine since the polymerase chain reaction, check out this week's site: Microarrays. Microarrays is a diverse collection of links compiled by Y. F. Leung of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Novices keen to learn the basics of gene chips might want to start with the background section, since it offers several lucid, illustrated primers. If you're really up-to-date, you can find links to a range of products for making and scanning microarrays, plenty of lab protocols, and rosters of labs and people using microarray technology. This site appears to have something for everyone.
  
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Computer Science Curricula

• ACM Model High School Computer Science Curriculum
• Computational Science Projects
  Sample High School Computational Science projects
• A Walk Through A High School Computational Project
• ACM Model High
  
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General Computer Science

• Computer Science Education Links
  A collection of links to materials that support the teaching of Computer Science courses and to other education-related resources.
• Computational Science Education
• Texas Computer Educators Association
• Association of Computing Machinery
  
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Computer Applications

• Austin Free.net
  Free Intro Computer Applications curricula, on-line tutorials, etc.
• TechTarget.com
  IT references, terms and ask an expert.
  
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Professional Organizations

• Association for Computing Machinery
  Founded in 1947, ACM is a major force in advancing the skills of information technology professionals and students worldwide.
• National Science Teachers Association
• Science Teacher's Association of Texas
• National Education Association
• American Federation of Teachers
• International Society for Technology in Education
  
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