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Awarding body's quote: "This World Wide Web (WWW) site, developed by chemistry teacher Adrian Dingle, provides Advanced Placement (AP), honors, and regular chemistry teaching and learning materials. Dingle designed the site to facilitate the learning experience of his students and motivate them to take more responsibility for their education. The site includes classroom notes, study guides, and homework assignments for each level of chemistry Dingle teaches, as well as student resources, worksheets, and labs. The site also has information for parents about each course. Dingle reviews and updates his site several times a week.

Each course contains an organizational chart to keep students up to date on assignment due dates and to provide internal links to information on specified topics. On the Honors Chemistry chart, one link directs students to notes about matter and measurement. Throughout the notes, questions allow students to assess their conceptual understanding of the subject material. The site also provides links to other sites for more information."

You can view the listing by clicking here and then following the path Education >Chemistry >Chemistry: 16+ at the BBC ONLINE Webguide Best of the Web Website.

Recognition from an organization of the stature of the BBC is a huge compliment to this site.

Awarding body's quote: "It is a comprehensive and easy to follow site, and the author takes an active interest in the progress of his students, which can only be good. Definitely a worthwhile site."

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Awarding body's quote: "Adrian Dingle is on the faculty at the the Westminster Schools in Atlanta, Georgia. The Westminster Schools was founded in 1951 as a Christian, independent day school for boys and girls from pre-first (kindergarten) through high school. Westminster's expressed mission is 'to develop the whole person for college and for life through excellent education. Adrian Dingle's Chemistry Pages include an AP chemistry course, honors chemistry course, regular chemistry course, a parents section, and chemistry links."

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The National Science Teachers Association (NSTA), founded in 1944 and headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, is the largest organization in the world committed to promoting excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning for all. NSTA's current membership of more than 53,000 includes science teachers, science supervisors, administrators, scientists, business and industry representatives, and others involved in science education.

Awarding body's quote: "Provides plenty of good information for GCSE, A level, and American High School topics."

You can view the listing in the Science >Chemistry >Online Help & Tutorials section of studyweb.com.

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StudyWeb® is one of the Internet's premier sites for educational resources for students and teachers. Since 1996, their expert reviewers have scoured the Internet to select only the finest sites to be included in StudyWeb's listing of educational links. Each site in StudyWeb® includes a detailed review describing its editorial and visual merits. Studyweb's reviews have been featured in Yahoo's Education Web Directories, Webcrawler Select, The Lycos Top 5%, Education World and many others, and StudyWeb® updates are provided to media and educational resources around the world. Lightspan, Inc. provides curriculum-based, educational software and Internet products and services used in schools and at home. Lightspan's technology, delivery system, and content help increase a student's interest in learning, parent's involvement in their children's education, and a productive interaction among teachers, parents, and students. Lightspan's products include Lightspan Achieve Now, an interactive curriculum program for K-8 students; study aids for college students offered through Academic Systems, Lightspan's higher education group; and an integrated family of Internet products and services offered through Lightspan's subscription Internet service The Lightspan Network and through Lightspan.com.

Awarding body's quote: "This will be a very useful website for any high school chemistry student."

You can view the listing by clicking here and then typing in the word DINGLE into the search function.

Schoolzone was set up by a group of enthusiastic teachers and parents in Oxford, England. We could see the need for safe, differentiated Internet material which teachers, students and parents can access easily. So we devised Schoolzone and, with the help of over 400 UK teachers created the site as you now see it. Currently Schoolzone receives over a third of a million users every month, making it the UK's most used site, as well as the biggest - we list 30,000 reviewed sites, 6,000 events organisers, 35,000 schools and colleges, 6,000 educational suppliers and many, many thousands of educational products and services.

Awarding body's quote: "5 star site. It is an award-winning site designed for UK and US high school chemistry students. It has content suitable for A Level & GCSE (UK) and Regular, Honors & Advanced Placement (US) courses. The site has downloadable notes, worksheets and labs. Updated several times a week with clear navigation and good design. Author is currently teaching in the US and has several years experience of teaching in the UK."

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Revisiontime is a free education portal for students, parents and tutors. Revsiontime aims to complement, enrich and broaden the online learning experience by providing high quality information via links to useful sites. Revisiontime is an education portal that aims to help you; the students, parents and tutors, with high quality subject links to sites where you can access the information you need fast.

Awarding body's quote: "US based site mainly for high school chemistry students with some great content put together by Adrian Dingle - Cheers! Suitable for GCSE but also some A-level."

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How often have you visited an 'educational' web site, only to find an apparently random jumble of pages which bear no relation to your subject, teaching or learning? The ATW is an association of web sites created by the real experts - teachers.

Awarding body's quote: "All of our member sites supply high quality teaching resources and materials for free are built and maintained by teachers are comprehensive and user friendly. In short, all of the member sites have been selected because they offer teachers, pupils and parents access to the best teaching and learning materials for free." FEATURED SITE JULY 2001.

You can view the listing by clicking here and then following the path Webguide >Science >Chemistry >General or by typing the word DINGLE into the search facility on the Schoolsnet home page.

Schoolsnet launched in November 1999 to offer parents, pupils and teachers an indispensable educational resource. Here's more about our ambitious plans to harness the enormous power of the world wide web and how to use the Schoolsnet site. Mission Statement: Schoolsnet is totally focused on becoming the world's No1 education site - the first destination for parents, pupils and teachers. Schoolsnet aims for long-term success through listening to our customers and users, providing the highest quality content and employing the best people. Through teamwork, flexibility and integrity, Schoolsnet will aim to provide a service that helps children achieve their full potential in all areas of their lives.

Awarding body's quote: "This site is designed for UK and US high school chemistry students and it is suitable for both A level & GCSE students. It has an impressive number of downloadable notes, worksheets and details of laboratory experiments. This is an easily navigable and well-designed resource."

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S-cool is a site dedicated to school students.

Awarding body's quote: "Lots of Chemistry advice and worksheets. Includes advice for parents."

The National Grid for Learning (NGfL) is the UK governments national focal point for learning on the Internet. You can view the listing by visitng the Virtual Teachers Centre (VTC) section of the NGfL by clicking here

Awarding body's quote: "The Virtual Teacher Centre provides a focus for information and resource materials for teachers, including support for professional development and classroom resources."

The Cornell Theory Center (CTC) is a high-performance computing and interdisciplinary research center located on the Ithaca campus of Cornell University. Scientific and engineering research projects supported by CTC represent a variety of disciplines, including biology, behavioral and social sciences, computer science, engineering, geosciences, mathematics, physical sciences, and business. You can view the listing by visitng the Math and Science gateway section of the CTC site by clicking here

Awarding body's quote: "Wonderful GCSE, A level, AP, high school honors and regular chemistry resource."

The RDN provides access to a series of interconnected Internet resource catalogues containing descriptions of high quality Internet sites, selected and described by specialists from within UK academia and affiliated organisations. Value-added services such as interactive web tutorials and alerting services are also provided to enable users to make more of their time on the Internet. The RDN is a JISC-funded service. You can view the listing by clicking here.

Awarding body's quote: "This award-winning site is designed for UK and US high school chemistry students. It has content suitable for A Level and GCSE ( UK ) and Regular, Honors and Advanced Placement ( US ) courses. The site has downloadable notes, worksheets and laboratory exercises, and a parents' guide. It is updated several times a week and is easy to navigate. Links are provided to other chemistry sites."