Interesting TECH Links

 Please be sure to check out some of the interesting websites below:

About.com - This website is the 2009 "People's Voice" Winner for Guides/Ratings/Reviews.

The Discovery Channel/Discovery.com - The home of "Myth-Busters" and lots of other interesting topics!

Dornob.com - Another interesting website that has "Daily New Design Ideas."

Engineer Girl - Web site designed to encourage girls' and young women's interest in engineering.

Freshome.com - Interesting Interior Design and Architecture website.

Gajitz.com - "Great Gadgets, Strange Science, and Technology with a Twist."

Google Sketch Up - Google Sketch Up is a free program that can be used to create 3-D drawings.

Green Design Products - This is an interesting website about environmentally "Green" Products.

How Stuff Works - A great website for anyone that loves to see how things function! Many examples include a variety of diagrams, explanations, and detailed instructions on their inner workings,

ITEA (International Technology Education Association) - The official international website for Technology Education.

Mega Movers - The new series MEGA MOVERS follows the relocation of the biggest, heaviest and least mobile historic structures imaginable.

MSNBC Tech/Science Section - This website has a nice variety of information on several topics on a daily basis.

PopularMechanics.com - Popular Mechanics is an American magazine devoted to science and technology.

Popular Science Online Magazine  - This is a very good website for New Technology and Science News.

Refdesk.com  - This is a very good website for doing research that will help you out in any class!

RITEA (Rhode Island Technology Education Association) - The official website for TECH ED in the state of Rhode Island

TECHLAND.com - TIME Magazine's Tech website for "Gadgets, Gaming, Culture, News, and Videos"

ThePeopleHistory.com -  "News and Events, Prices and Popular Culture in history from 1920 to modern day."

Toxel.com - This is a very interesting "Design, Inspiration, and Technology" website.

TSA (Technology Student Association) - The Technology Student Association is an enrichment club for Technology where students can experiment within specialty areas that interest them, and also meet new students from other areas in order to compete in a variety of technology based activities. These competitions include the use of problem solving skills, teamwork, and multi-disciplinary activities.

Webecoist.com - "Sensational, Educational, and Inspirational Green Design, Natural Oddities, and World Wonders"

Webopedia - This is a very good website for internet and computer based terms.

West Point Bridge Designer - This is a website where  you can download a very cool, free bridge simulation program!

Women Related Websites in Science and Technology - Selected women-related sites focusing on science and technology.