"This is an interactive educational display of global seismicity that allows you to monitor earthquakes in near real-time, view records of ground motion, and visit seismic stations around the world." Every 30 minutes, this site i  ... more

"This is an interactive educational display of global seismicity that allows you to monitor earthquakes in near real-time, view records of ground motion, and visit seismic stations around the world." Every 30 minutes, this site is updated, with each event hyperlinked to its data (which appears highlighted on the data list). All events within 10 degrees of that event are also highlighted.   less

Site provides free online articles that are searchable by category, author and date. "Seedmagazine.com aims to provide our readers with the most relevant, insightful and entertaining original science content on the web. Updated  ... more

Site provides free online articles that are searchable by category, author and date. "Seedmagazine.com aims to provide our readers with the most relevant, insightful and entertaining original science content on the web. Updated 6 days a week, our site includes everything from breaking news and in-depth features to columns and reviews, including articles from Seed Magazine (subscribe). While our library includes the usual magazine fare, we also embrace the potential of the web to cross media boundaries by delivering podcasts, slideshows and a growing pool of video content. In addition to original content, we are always looking outside ourselves toward the greater global science conversation. We interact with our sister site, ScienceBlogs, and other science media and entertainment sites through our Daily Zeitgeist and other regular features. Seedmagazine.com is the primary online presence of Seed Media Group??publishers of Seed Magazine??and is part of the Seed Digital Network, which also includes ScienceBlogs.com and Phylotaxis.com. Our overarching goal is the nurturing of a science-savvy global citizenry by increasing public interest in and understanding of science."   less

"MichSeis is the concept that a network of independent, yet cooperative, digital seismographic stations can be operated by schools and institutions throughout Michigan*." (*or anywhere else in the world!) *Any earthquakes today?  ... more

"MichSeis is the concept that a network of independent, yet cooperative, digital seismographic stations can be operated by schools and institutions throughout Michigan*." (*or anywhere else in the world!) *Any earthquakes today? *Where are the most recent earthquakes? *Seismo-Cam, What is the ground doing right now in Ann Arbor? *Data: seismograms for EQ location and magnitude of regional events *EduPhase *QuakeView *Data: Seismograms and graphics for earthquakes and other events *MichSeis Newsletters *Information on Stations and people *How to find epicentral distance   less

This is the homepage for the Bureau of Indian Education.  ... more

This is the homepage for the Bureau of Indian Education.   less

This website is about earthquakes. It contains information about earthquake basics including plate tectonics and fault lines. It also has information about specific earthquake events such as the 1908 earthquake that occurred in  ... more

This website is about earthquakes. It contains information about earthquake basics including plate tectonics and fault lines. It also has information about specific earthquake events such as the 1908 earthquake that occurred in San Francisco. It also has various multimedia about earthquake science including photos, videos, and music.   less

A book type site introducing the user to the San Andreas Fault, and earthquakes in general. * What is it? * Where is it? * What surface features characterize it? * What kind of movement has occurred along the fault? * What is  ... more

A book type site introducing the user to the San Andreas Fault, and earthquakes in general. * What is it? * Where is it? * What surface features characterize it? * What kind of movement has occurred along the fault? * What is an earthquake? * What do earthquake magnitude and intensity mean? * Earthquakes along the fault * When could the next large earthquake occur along the San Andreas Fault? * What can be done about the faults and earthquakes? * End notes   less

This is the observatory that covers the Long Valley Caldera in East-Central California. A seismically active area that is the site of ancient eruptions. Recently (1980) the area had earthquake swarms and uplift, along with chang  ... more

This is the observatory that covers the Long Valley Caldera in East-Central California. A seismically active area that is the site of ancient eruptions. Recently (1980) the area had earthquake swarms and uplift, along with changes in thermal spring and gas emission activity. This site covers: * Current condition * Monitoring data * Long-term outlook * Volcano hazards in area * USGS response plan * Image gallery Very interesting papers and reports are also available on the site.   less

"This digital library collection provides multi-disciplinary information, resources and links for instructors, students, and the general public." Although incomplete at time of cataloging, this will be an excellent site once comp  ... more

"This digital library collection provides multi-disciplinary information, resources and links for instructors, students, and the general public." Although incomplete at time of cataloging, this will be an excellent site once complete. Organized to be searchable in many different ways, this will greatly enhance how it is integrated into the educational environment. Entries are well put together, with illustrations, concise definitions, and profuse hyperlinking.   less

A collection of websites about earthquakes and seismicity, broken into subject areas, and by learner type. Each URL has a brief description of content * Comprehensive Sources * Sources for Teachers * Sources for Middle scho  ... more

A collection of websites about earthquakes and seismicity, broken into subject areas, and by learner type. Each URL has a brief description of content * Comprehensive Sources * Sources for Teachers * Sources for Middle school/High school * Sources for Elementary Students * Geology/Plate tectonics/Earth science/ Seismology   less

A good inntroductory page to earthquakes. Animations add interest to the concepts being taught. The sections of this site are: * Earthquake quiz (four questions with illustrated answers) * Rotating globe (shows areas of greate  ... more

A good inntroductory page to earthquakes. Animations add interest to the concepts being taught. The sections of this site are: * Earthquake quiz (four questions with illustrated answers) * Rotating globe (shows areas of greatest activity) * Famous earthquake accounts * How earthquakes occur * History of seismology to 1910 * Other educational and earthquake web sites   less