http://www.crocodile-clips.com/s3_4.htm	Crocodile Technology Crocodile Clips Elementary is a free downloadable program that allows students to create and test electrical circuits.   It comes with a set of worksheets introducing electric current and circuits, and you can also use the pictorial components to build your own circuits, adding text and images as you go. All of the circuits you design simulate just like in real life, letting you experiment with electricity in a safe and enjoyable way.  The best thing about Crocodile Clips Elementary is this: it's completely free! All you need to do to download your free copy is to go to click on the link located to the left and fill out the registration form.
http://www.fpef.org/   FPEF	Fluid Power Education Foundation (FPEF) The Fluid Power Educational Foundation is a not-for-profit foundation that, with the support of the fluid power industry, coordinates, supports and promotes education in fluid power. The foundation strives to raise the level of competence of young people entering the industry and improve visibility for fluid power technology.  This web site contains curriculum, scholarships, and contest information pertaining to fluid power.  Check out the interactive videos of fluid power components.
http://www.sme.org	Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Since it was formed in 1932, SME has worked to make engineers, companies, educators and others successful in their quest to advance the manufacturing industries.  The SME provides resources and opportunities for manufacturing and education professionals to develop and utilize new knowledge, improved skills, manufacturing, and education solutions.  Go to this site and then click on the link titled Student Zone on the left hand side of the page.  This link contains loads of great information for educators.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/buildingbig/	Building Big from PBS Building Big is a great site to get kids thinking about structures they see every day. You can use the television series and Web site to increase students' awareness of their built environment and the impact of technology on society, while teaching basic physical science concepts.  Be sure to check out the Interactive Labs.  This is one of the best sites I have ever seen for educators and their students.
http://www.wisc-online.com/index.htm     Wisconsin Online Resource Center	Wisconsin Online Resource Center The Wisconsin Online Resource Center project is a Web-based teaching, learning, and assessment resource center for instructors to use when designing or revising online courses.  Faculty from throughout the WTC System have created "learning objects" (activities, text, animation, graphics) for many different discipline areas.  Click on the Technical link to access tons of interactive students tutorials.  Incredible site for students and instructors to actively learn more about everything from tool safety to mechanisms to electricity and electr onics.