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NAHSEP

The NAHSEP collection is composed of multidisciplinary aging/health science curricula appropriate for middle and high school students. This includes online tools, informational articles, videos, handouts, quizzes, and more.

American Physiological Society

The APS Archive of Teaching Resources is a collaborative digital library and educator community that can be used by teachers at all levels (K-12, undergraduate, graduate, and professional school) to enhance and supplement their current physiology and life science teaching resources.

National Health Museum-Access Excellence

Provides teachers of health, biology, and the life sciences with access to a computer network forum through which they can share: activities, resources, information, expert assistance, advice, innovative teaching ideas, and best practices.

American Association of Anatomists

The AAA collection is composed of a variety of anatomical science teaching tools and resources as well as articles from Anatomical Sciences Education, the society\'s education journal.

American Association for the Advancement of Science

Collection is compiled of an array of biological disciplines at all levels of education from K-12 to the general public; it includes journal reviews from Science Collections, as well as many scientific reports, lesson plans and activities provided by Science Netlinks, EurekAlert Kids, Science Update and Kinetic City.

Dolan DNA Learning Center

The DNA Learning Center's online resources and websites serve biology students, educators, and the public through detailed pictures, videos, and interactive animations.

Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology

The SICB Digital Library provides peer-reviewed instructional materials, resources, and activities in integrative and comparative biology for faculty to enhance undergraduate education at two- and four-year colleges and universities.

Human Anatomy and Physiology Society

The HAPS collection includes a number of physiology case studies, as well as articles and newsletters from the HAPS-Educator, the society\'s quarterly magazine.

Association for Biology Laboratory Education

The focus of the ABLE Collection is to improve the undergraduate biology laboratory experience by promoting the development and dissemination of interesting, innovative, and reliable laboratory exercises.

Botanical Society of America

BSA promotes teaching and learning about plants through Planting Science, and other resources.

Northwest Association for Biomedical Research

The Northwest Association for Biomedical Research (NWABR) is a non-profit educational organization established in 1988 to promote the public\'s trust in biomedical research and its ethical conduct. Our work centers on supporting excellence in science teaching, building connections between scientists, students and the wider community, and also working to strengthening the research community.

Ecological Society of America

ESA's digital library, EcoEdNet, provides teaching resources for ecology at the undergraduate level.

Video and Image Data Access

Collection contains annotated science video and images with content and language appropriate for K-8 standards-based science. VIDA is meant to facilitate sharing the excitement of current research among scientists, science faculty, and teachers through the use of images.

Science Collections

In Science Collections, you can browse by subject to find Science articles, view special content collections like Netwatch and Books et al., browse the archive of articles from the Science of Aging Knowledge Environment, and find additional Web-only content and supplements to Science's special issues. You can also find links to subject-targeted material from ScienceNOW, the KEs, and Science Careers.

Howard Hughes Medical Institute

HHMI's Cool Science and BioInteractive give students and teachers alike, access to topical videos, animations, lectures, virtual labs, interactive tools, and other resources for the classroom. Resources satisfy all levels of education.

Massachusetts Society for Medical Research

The MSMR collection contains K-12 teaching resources focused on understanding medical and animal research. This includes the monthly publication What A Year! that highlights current research discoveries and MSMR Monographs that go in-depth on a variety of topics.

Microbial Life

This site contains a variety of microbiology educational and supporting materials for students, K-12 teachers, university faculty, and the general public. You will find information about microorganisms, extremophiles, and extreme habitats, as well as online links providing information about the ecology, diversity, and evolution of micro-organisms.

American Society of Human Genetics

ASHG highlights exemplary genetics curricula, books, videos, toolkits, tutorials, and web sites. Materials are provided that are appropriate for both teachers and students of all levels of education (K-12, Undergraduate, Graduate, and the General Public).

The Biotechnology Institute

The Biotechnology Institute publishes a number of educational resources appropriate for teachers of a range of grade levels from upper elementary through high school and community college. Education resources include manuals for biotechnology courses and laboratories, articles from the bi-annual biotechnology teaching magazine, online teacher's guides, and additional activities.

BioQUEST Curriculum Consortium

BCC actively supports undergraduate biology education through The BioQUEST Library Online which is an ongoing peer-reviewed community publication of modules, software simulations, tools, datasets, and other supporting materials from educators and developers engaged in science education and research.

American Society for Microbiology v2.0

ASM is home to the MicrobeLibrary, a peer-reviewed collection of Microbiology teaching and learning materials appropriate for the undergraduate level.

Ecological Society of America

ESA\'s digital library, EcoEdNet, provides teaching resources for ecology at the undergraduate level.

Bio-Link (the NSF Advanced Technological Education Center for Biotechnology)

Bio-Link Clearinghouse materials are designed for students and graduates at the two-year college level pursuing careers as biotechnology technicians or bench scientists.

STKE/Science Signaling

In Science Signaling, you can find Perspective and Review articles, as well as peer-reviewed Teaching Resources for teaching topics or courses in cell signaling. These include lecture notes and slides, syllabi, research projects, experiments, animations, discussions, and online tutorials.

Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience

Provides resources through JUNE, The Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education, an online journal for undergraduate neuroscience faculty that publishes peer-reviewed reports of innovations in undergraduate neuroscience education. JUNE serves as a mechanism for faculty to exchange information regarding topics such as laboratory exercises, new media, curricular considerations, and teaching methods.

Society of Toxicology

The website features a number of toxicology activities for students K-12 as well as a number of toxicology curriculum resources for teachers.

American Society for Microbiology

ASM is home to the MicrobeLibrary, a peer-reviewed collection of Microbiology teaching and learning materials appropriate for the undergraduate level.

American Society for Cell Biology

ASCB is home to BioEDUCATE,an open-access web resource covering cell biology education, as well as iBioSeminars and The Cell: Image Library, which include: cell images, videos, web resources, concept questions, and digitized texts that are freely available for educational and research use.

American Phytopathological Society

Is home to the APSnet Education Center, which offers both introductory and advanced plant pathology information and online courses. The site also includes free publications, instructional materials, and other resources for educators and students.

Society for Developmental Biology

The SDB collection is composed of an array of developmental biology teaching resources (K-12 and undergraduate) including lectures, laboratory manuals, atlases, videos, images, and more.

Entomological Foundation

EDL, through its digital library EntDigil, provides teachers and learners with access to high-quality, expert-reviewed entomology teaching materials.

American Institute for Biological Sciences

AIBS, through ActionBioscience , provides formal and informal educators with original lessons, resources, and articles by scientists and science educators. Topics include: environment, biodiversity, genomics, biotechnology, evolution, new frontiers in science, and bioscience education.