What people are saying about Weblinks
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Fiona Mulholland, said on 12:30:12 Jun/07/2007:
What a brilliant facility. I have recently been a student on the LeTTOL course and have been encouraged to use WebLinks. As e-Learnig Co-ordinator at Carlisle College I would really like to use this software or something very similar and if you could help with this is would be very much appreciated.
Fiona
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Young Engineers Website, said on 12:25:09 Apr/11/2005:
Sheffield College (www.sheffcol.ac.uk/links) - loads of links, lots of categories. Try engineering, IT, construction or science - http://www.youngeng.org/amazing_links_frame.html
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Peter Fekete, said on 17:26:54 Jan/06/2005:
Dear Sir!
I have just visited your interesting site. You seem devoted to physics, and I have added a link to your site at my own at http://www.blacksacademy.co.uk/htdocs/links.php?usr
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Paul Metcalf - www.mathsteach.com, said on 21:14:43 Nov/12/2004:
'Sheffield College Mathematical Links
An interesting set of links which are particularly suited to A level teaching - try conducting Buffon's Needle experiment which is well signposted on this site.' - Buffon's needel was originally contributed to Weblinks by Mary Condon from Barnsley College.
http://www.mathsteach.com/links_departmentsites.htm
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Amanda Hayler, said on 22:06:08 Oct/19/2004:
Just a quick thank you for adding a link to my KS3 Biology resources.
Amanda
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Flick, said on 17:25:07 Oct/18/2004:
Found this site through Askjeeves. Really good information;wide and varied.
I was keen to add it to the weblist, and share this knowledge...too late!
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Roger Frost, books@rogerfrost.com, said on 14:19:41 May/12/2003:
May 12th.2003: 'Well done, good still to be able to rely on weblinks for sifting out good
sites for teaching science. You save us all a lot of searching.' - March 11th. 2001; 'Yours is one of the great places on the net for Science teachers. Keep it going.' - June 15th. 2000; 'Weblinks is a gateway that links to many others. Sheffield College's public-spirited effort categorises what is good for chemistry and adds comments to guide your mouse clicks. If that's not enough of a recommendation, this mostly post-16 site is also a winner of a Becta/ Guardian UK School and College Web Site Award. - as printed in the Guardian, 6th.June 2000.'
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Christine Byrne, cbyrne@lcb.ac.uk, said on 09:35:38 Mar/03/2003:
Thank you for finding the sites relating to construction and placing them into a logical order for others to view.
The links will save valuable time for some of our staff trying to find similar information.
(Leeds College of Building)
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Ros Prettyman, ros.prettyman@tamworth.ac.uk, said on 10:07:35 Nov/21/2002:
Very useful collection of sites.
May I put a link to the site from our intranet, please?
Ros Prettyman, Tamworth
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John Taylor, john.e.taylor@sheffcol.ac.uk, said on 10:46:00 Jul/16/2002:
..... creating the College's Weblinks system way back in 1987. Since
then, he has overseen its development into a highly successful, accessible and
well used portal, making it possibly the best links site in Further Education.
It has received excellent feedback from experts throughout the educational sector. (Sheffield College Reporter, Summer 2002)
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John Taylor, , said on 13:46:14 Jun/25/2002:
Well done Dave and colleagues. I am pleased to see the facility continues to be very popular.
John
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David Jennings, david@djassociates.com, said on 09:08:55 Jun/10/2002:
(regarding working with the Showroom Cinema in Sheffield in order to enhance our film-related links and develop the Showroom's educational programme).... I think everyone at the Showroom really appreciates the help that the College has provided already.
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Kirsty Williams, skirty2@aol.com, said on 17:01:05 Feb/12/2002:
I did my A-levels at Norton College way back in '91. Now I'm in Newcastle teaching science. It's good to know that I can still rely on the Sheffield College staff to help make things easier and more clear. Thanks guys!
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kim, , said on 20:42:19 Jan/29/2002:
the practice a level maths papers are really helpful when revising for the exams. thanks.
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Michael Spencer, spanner79@lfcmail.co.uk, said on 19:31:52 Jan/14/2002:
Your site was of great help for a college prject.
Cheers!
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Science Year Newsletter (circulation 9000+), scienceyear-admin@mailing-list.scienceyear.com, said on 16:48:07 Dec/14/2001:
SCIENCE YEAR NEWSLETTER - ISSUE 46, Week ending Friday, 7th December 2001
RECOMMENDED WEBSITE OF THE WEEK - SPECIAL MENTION
And finally, Science Year's Links co-ordinator Katie Walsh, would like to give a special mention and professional doffing of cap to the researcher and co-ordinator behind Sheffield University's own Science Links Library, which she describes as "awesome" - and reckons must have been an awesome load of work to put together too... Check out their url treasurehouse at www.sheffcol.ac.uk/links/Science/ . But make sure you come back to the Science Year site, you hear?
SCIENCE YEAR NEWSLETTER - ISSUE 47 , Week Ending Friday 14th December 2001
when we mentioned (and praised) the "awesome" links site at www.sheffcol.ac.uk/links/Science/ , we attributed all that good work to Sheffield University, when of course we meant to say, Sheffield College. Huge grovelling apologies for getting that wrong.
Fortunately the newsletter-writer responsible is now on the waiting list for a brain transplant and will hopefully become a more accurate typist in the new year also... Meanwhile, apologies again.
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Science Year Website, http://www.scienceyear.com, anne.mcnaught@scienceyear.com, said on 21:28:12 Nov/24/2001:
Really awesome comprehensive site full of categorised links for science (And everything else if you go to the home page and start from there) that would be useful to the college students or staff. It was given a well deserved mention in TES Online recently. New sites can be added.
http://www.scienceyear.com
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Shelagh Carter, Health Science Access Student, said on 17:28:30 Nov/10/2001:
Looked at this site for information for my Health Science Access course. I found the weblinks very good I liked the chemistry ones best. Every thing from easy stuff to complicated. Definitely worth repeated visits.
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stephanie anderson, andiVsteph@hotmail.com, said on 08:15:32 Nov/07/2001:
I think this page is very well based. I know some one who is a kidney patient and I wanted to find
out information on the kidneys. This page was very helpful.
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Roddy MacLeod, Information World Review's Information Professional of the Year, a.macleod@hw.ac.uk, said on 20:39:37 Sep/07/2001:
The Weblinks site is one of the simplest, yet most effective, sites of its kind. No-nonsense - just the links, and very useful for the Further Education sector.
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Prof.V.V.Klimov, klimov@mail.tomsknet.ru, said on 19:17:36 Sep/02/2001:
The listing is good! - Sincerely, Prof. V.Klimov, ScD, MD Siberian State Medical University Tomsk, Russia
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Tom Storey, tom.storey@usa.net, said on 17:46:05 Jun/04/2001:
Great site ...it's in my Favorites.
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David Bradley, david@trolleybus.net, said on 01:04:13 May/27/2001:
Thank you for the link to my Sheffield Tram Site.
It is very much appreciated
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Patricia M Davies, pat.davies@beverleycollege.ac.uk, said on 19:37:54 Apr/03/2001:
A brilliant idea which saves on time searching for appropriate web pages. Useful for students undertaking CLAIT and good introductory handout to Pagemaker
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Kathleen O'Brien, hope2bekatdoc@yahoo.com, said on 05:04:12 Feb/28/2001:
This is a terrific site. I teach anatomy lab at a university and this will be great for my students.
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John Eaden, eaden@mighty-micro.co.uk, said on 14:58:22 Feb/11/2001:
I have included your site in a page of links for my A level Physics students. This is very useful as a starting point for searching for cosmology related topics.
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The Reporter, Volume 3, Issue 6, Summer 2000, enquiries@sheffcol.ac.uk, said on 13:19:25 Jan/04/2001:
The Sheffield College has beaten off competition from more than 600 other schools and colleges to win the Teaching resources award in the Post-16 category of the Becta/Guardian School and College Web Site Awards 2000.
More than 650 schools, teachers and learners from across the UK came forward to create a record number of entries for this year’s awards scheme, and a shortlist was drawn up, with three days of judging by technology in education expert panels.
The awards were set up to celebrate excellence in schools and colleges through their use of web publishing and to encourage creativity. Originality, new content and new participants in web site communication. They aim to showcase the best of school and college web publishing and encourage schools and colleges to contribute to the National grid for Learning. They are sponsored by Compaq, ICL, RM and Apple Xemplar.
Chair of the Sheffield College Governing Body, Michael Entract, said, “I am delighted that the College has won this prestigious award. It reflects well on our commitment to using the internet to support learning, and it is great recognition for the effort put in by the Weblinks team over the last three years.”
Owen Lynch, Becta Chief Executive, said: “I am delighted with the high number and high quality of entries to this year’s Web site award scheme. The record number of schools and colleges coming forward is indicative of the important role that Communications Technology and the Internet, is now playing in education.”
“The judges were very impressed with the level of creative design and technological motivation shown by those shortlisted and had a difficult time choosing the winners. All the winning sites will be showcased on the National Grid for Learning."
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Derby Tertiary College: Wilmorton's Web Search, enquiries@derby-college.ac.uk, said on 12:32:20 Jan/04/2001:
Weblinks - Sheffield College - Probably the best F.E biased links site. Winner of a year 2000 Becta/Guardian award. Includes almost 2000 annotated links - essential to bookmark. http://www.derby-college.ac.uk/links/pages/Search_Engines/more3.html
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Post Sixteen Science issues (a Journal of the Association for Science Education), No.32, October 2000, 20, Website Reviews for post-16, sandsmith@ase.org.uk, said on 20:01:59 Nov/15/2000:
I am not usually keen on link sites; I find it frustrating to get to a site and find no content.
However, this is a very good site, firstly this is British rather than American and secondly each link has a brief overview of what it is about, thus saving considerably on surfing time.
There is also a search function. Weblinks claims to contain 2113 links (I didn’t count them), the science section contains a large number of these organised into the different sciences and other related sections such as organisations and museums.
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Michael Bell, michaelbel@aol.com, said on 02:49:36 Oct/27/2000:
Great site!!
Please consider adding my site, the Virtual Learning Resources Center (http://www.virtuallrc.com) to your information retreival category.
Thanks,
Michael Bell, Ph.D.
Former Chair, Tex. Association of School Librarians
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School Science Review, September 2000, 82(298), 123, (no email), said on 14:17:03 Aug/19/2000:
Weblinks is a classified, annotated and searchable database of almost 2000 educationally useful websites. It came on-line in July 1988 and has since steadily grown. The Science area includes over 500 links. Weblinks is the winner of the year 2000 Becta/Guardian Website award for schools and colleges (post-16 Resources for Teachers category). This is an essential site to bookmark.
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Chris Croome, chris@webarchitects.co.uk, said on 00:18:38 Jul/28/2000:
The Weblinks HTML has been updated for the first time since the launch over two years ago. There is a new colour scheme and the site no longer has a fixed width. I hope you like it.
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Charlotte Ash, c.e.ash@shu.ac.uk, said on 17:38:21 Jul/26/2000:
Excellent resource - I will certainly reccommend it. Why is it not more widely publicised?
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Robert Leggat, rleggat@kbnet.co.uk, said on 08:42:49 Jul/18/2000:
Superb site. Congratulations on your award by BECTA.
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Physics Education, 34(4), July 2000, p.224, ped@ioppublishing.co.uk, said on 08:20:56 Jul/18/2000:
... has annotated, classified and searchable links to over 1700 educational sites. Included are around 500 science links.
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Maria Gardiner, emg@varndean ac.uk, said on 16:16:43 Jul/17/2000:
Thank you for this site. As a teacher of the NEAB (AQA) English language A level, I'm really glad I've found you.
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Janet Hood, IT Instructor , jhood@abcol.ac.uk, said on 22:05:00 Jul/11/2000:
I liked the design of your site - it was easy to use and pleasantly uncluttered with a good range of content.
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Education Guardian, education@guardian.co.uk, said on 09:17:22 Jul/11/2000:
Sheffield College's directory of almost 2000 hand-picked links - recommended and reviewed by staff and students - carried off the Teachers' Award. Updated almost daily, it loads quickly, is easy to search and shows Sheffield's commitment to sharing knowledge across the curriculum.
('Prize Web Sites' - Becta/Guardian Website Awards 2000, 11th.July 2000, p. 6-7)
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Cesar Basanta, cesarbasanta@yahoo.com, said on 13:46:23 Jun/30/2000:
This is one one the easiest sites I have found to use, there's a lot of information.
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Jim Crawley, Norton Radstock College near Bath, www.nortcoll.ac.uk , jcrawley@nortcoll.ac.uk, said on 21:55:51 Jun/29/2000:
Excellent site, which I will recommend to, and use with Cert Ed / PGCE and FAETC Stage 1 and 2 students, as well as other college staff. Is it ok with you if I encourage staff to send you links as they find them ? I was going to try to construct and run a site like this myself, but as you've done such a good job of it I don't need to now.
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Emma Rand, Department of Biology, University of York, er13@york.ac.uk, said on 20:27:07 Jun/26/2000:
This is a really well organised collection of links and the site design is marvellously uncluttered. I often look for ideas, examples and applications for Maths and Statistics to teach Biology Masters students and have found the range and quality of the links very useful. I especially like to be able to recommend web based material to students because, unlike library books, they can always access the information and look at it for as long as they want. In addition, many of the sites listed are tutorials allowing students to practice what they have learnt and get immediate feedback.
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Sam Saunders, University of Leeds, Project Officer with Education-line, J.P.Saunders@leeds.ac.uk, said on 08:43:20 Jun/20/2000:
1) The appearance and speed of this site is excellent. Nicely uncluttered, fast to load and very easy to navigate.
2) The combination of browsing by subject area and a search box was helpful to me. I was looking for my own resource (of course!) which doesn't neatly fit any of the categories. No problem, the search facility found it straight away.
3) There did seem to be a large number of links - and that's always useful to me. Until very recently FE has been poorly represented in other information services. I will bookmark the site and refer to it regularly.
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Dr Rick Marshall, rm@oakham.rutland.sch.uk, said on 08:49:33 Jun/14/2000:
One of the best resource web sites I have seen and used. Most of my favourite physics sites are here, so I can substitute one book mark for many. Particularly useful are the abstracts, and most important, a date when the link was added. I wonder how many others are trying to reinvent the wheel you are so successfully rolling?
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Andrew Harmsworth, aph@theleys.cambs.sch.uk, said on 21:50:44 Jun/02/2000:
Love this links site - very well laid out. I have given it a priority bookmarking.
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David Sang, sang@bognor.demon.co.uk, said on 09:47:43 Jun/01/2000:
Two best things about this site:
the links are organised under clear, obvious headings so that you can go straight to where you want;
the brief descriptions make it obvious what you will find there, including the level the site is appropriate to.
Great!
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Science@www ; a resource for Secondary Science (David Sang, Project Editor), ase@asehq.telme.com, said on 19:24:00 May/20/2000:
'An example of a collection of bookmarks … this site contains hundreds of annotated science links, split into sub-sections.' - published by the Association for Science Education (2000)ISBN 0-86357-313-4
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East Birmingham College, , said on 10:44:17 May/03/2000:
try Sheffield's business hotlinks, which range from the World Bank to Harry Ramsden's!!!
http://www2.ebham.ac.uk/mb/useful.html
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Hampshire On-line Learning, careers@fareham.ac.uk, said on 10:38:11 May/03/2000:
Over 1500 Curriculum links, courtesy of Sheffield College.
http://www.fareham.ac.uk/links.htm
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Maths. Medecine (Dexter Publications), mathsmed@mathsmed.co.uk , said on 10:34:32 May/03/2000:
A useful and well organised collection of links.
http://www.mathsmed.co.uk/MMlinks.html
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NRICH Primary Site - part of the NRICH Online Maths Club, , jaw36@cus.cam.ac.uk, said on 10:26:29 May/03/2000:
A set of links useful for mathematics teaching, grouped into different categories, with helpful brief descriptions of each site. http://www.nrich.maths.org.uk/primary/links.htm
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Robbie Corbett, Project Manager, National Internet Accessibility Database, r.corbett@sussex.ac.uk, said on 09:09:59 May/03/2000:
I found your site aesthetically very pleasing, and very informative indeed. Well done! There's a lot going on there, but it is presented logically - which is always the difficult thing to do.
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Maggie Fitzpatrick, maggie@northbham.ac.uk, said on 17:45:35 Jan/20/2000:
I have been looking at weblink pages as I plan to set one up for my college intranet and this is the best laid out links pages I have found, and I have looked at a lot! Keep up the excellent work. Maggie
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Karl Goatley, karl.goatley@fareham.ac.uk, said on 13:35:37 Jan/13/2000:
An excellent Links Site! Well done and keep up the good work. I hope you don't object to me adding a link to our site.
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E. Pamfiloff, author: The Order of The Forces with The Grand Unifying Theory and The Fundamental Particle, boris@2xtreme.net, said on 18:55:12 Dec/05/1999:
I have explored your site. I find it to be very informative and conclude that you are providing a useful service. I would like your permission to add your site to my home page, link page. My site is devoted to Fundamental, Particle, and Nuclear Physics. Currently featured is a new, just published work covering the above subjects.
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Paul Doeman, pdoeman@pauldoeman.com, said on 09:58:32 Nov/15/1999:
Thanks for putting a link to my site on your site. I'll return the favour on the front of www.pauldoeman.co.uk
- cheers Sheffield.
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Paul Wilcox, P.Wilcox@shu.ac.uk, said on 11:06:39 Sep/27/1999:
I have been very impressed by the links pages. There is a huge number of sites, many of which are new to me. Even just visiting a random selection of them I have found some useful sites to go to in future for information. There has clearly been a lot of work put into these pages
Paul Wilcox
Centre for Science Education,
Sheffield Hallam University
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Croner's Heads of Science Bulletin, Issue 18, July 1999, 'Post-16 Science - a Further Education Perspective' (ISSN 1351-4075):
A very useful Science gateway site has been created by Sheffield College http://www.sheffcol.ac.uk/links/ (page 23)
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Stef Oldroyd, stef_oldroyd@yahoo.com, said on 12:55:51 Sep/06/1999:
Overall this is an excellent site. I particulary liked the Chemistry part.
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Chris Butlin, Project Officer Salters Horners Advanced Physics Project, cbutlin@compuserve.com, said on 18:56:56 Jul/23/1999:
Very useful site indeed. I will add it to my list and to those of the Salters Horners Physics project. I have developed webpages for SHAP but they are not yet uploaded. When they are I will forward details so that they can be added.
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John Hanson, john@hanson35.freeserve.co.uk, said on 22:11:31 Jun/09/1999:
Hello,
I am the author of the Advanced GNVQ IT website at The McAuley School in Doncaster, a site written in a 'friendly unpretentious manner'. Thank you very much for the write-up.
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FERL on-line ; the ILT Magazine for FE (May 1999), http://ferl.becta.org.uk/magazine/magmain.htm, said on 19:05:55 May/29/1999:
The College has been working hard on generating content for its LINKS site. Go there now and browse the content which is organised by subject. As it says - there are 1256 links to choose from. The site has a useful search facility. One resource that I found through the resource is the Educational Conference Listings 1999 from the British Education Index.
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Dr Roy Johnson, in Mantex Newsletter, no. 06 - May 1999, Roy@mantex.demon.co.uk, said on 08:58:18 May/07/1999:
These are an excellent bibliography [netography?] of connections. I followed the links to English [my own subject] and quickly came across a course on grammar which is free to anyone accessing from an 'ac.uk' domain.
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Dr.Dick Evans, Principal, Stockport College, DICK.EVANS@cs.stockport.ac.uk, said on 20:02:59 May/05/1999:
This website provides access to a wealth of additional learning material which adds value to the learning experience for staff and students. Your work has made an important contribution to Sheffield College and the FE sector.
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Stelios Perdios, stelios@globalnet.co.uk, said on 20:34:42 Apr/29/1999:
I have visited the links site and have found it very useful. I found a science list reference for exactly what I was looking for.
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Kate Butler, Lecturer, Department of Visual Communication, RMIT University, Australia, kateb@deni.net.au, said on 20:54:48 Apr/27/1999:
The layout is clear and easy to follow, though it can be a bit slow going through all the categories. I look forward to using this site more often as it has a good range of links with only a slight bias toward British sites (understandable). It will be important to ensure that the links stay active as it would be discouraging to have too many broken or outdated links. I like the fact that the links are provided by a range of people as this increases their diversity and gives one incentive to keep checking the site to see what has been added.
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Simoné Fabricius, lovesimone@hotmail.com, said on 20:13:54 Apr/13/1999:
It helps me to find the information I really need about Catering and also helps me find the local associations to learn me more.
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Dr Linda Baggott, School of Education, University of Exeter, l.m.baggott@exeter.ac.uk, said on 19:57:48 Mar/18/1999:
It's great! Congratulations. I will direct all my
ITT and teacher partners students to it.
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Douglas Butler, dbutler@argonet.co.uk, said on 09:00:16 Mar/09/1999:
Excellent - should be on everyone's hit list! Happy half term! [QUOTE from maths-gcse-a mailing list, Feb 1999]
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Delia Mains-Smith, Biology Teacher, DMS@suttcold.bham.sch.uk, said on 13:31:47 Mar/05/1999:
I am gradually checking
through the sites available for Biology through Weblinks and finding the
Biochemistry useful, though perhaps more for undergraduates than A level.
I am recommending the URL to students, particularly those with the Internet
at home. I have also got the Modern Languages staff very excited about their links,
and they have used several sites. French have downloaded some grammar
sheets and Spanish ask if they can have similar?
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Sue Johnson , sue.johnson@virgin.net, said on 19:01:02 Feb/23/1999:
Excellent web pages and links, particularly 'Glenbrook South High School Physics Classroom'. Thanks
- as a student the site has already been very useful to my studies and I can see it being of
continual use. Have bookmarked it for further use.
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Marie Pettigrew, egerton@btinternet.com, said on 20:10:08 Feb/15/1999:
I have no idea how this works, it seems to be rather like magic, but I do think it is an excellent idea and look forward to using it more in the future. well done!
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David White, d.s.white@city.school-net.co.uk, said on 22:14:32 Nov/18/1998:
I think your curriculum web links site is excellent. I was involved with the NCET TRENDS project and have a number of curriculum links divided into subjects which may be of some value. Will send them 'snail mail' or e-mail.
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Vanessa McQuaid , McQuaids@Aol.com, said on 21:15:48 Nov/10/1998:
I have really enjoyed looking at your web site and I have found it to be very useful. I am currently studying to be an ICT teacher and have to submit a project about the internet and its resources for science.
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Neil Fairweather (student), hdpsheffield@lineone.net, said on 13:06:09 Nov/08/1998:
Very impressive, and I am sure I shall find these links useful.
Iwould, however, like to point out that the Astronomy link to the site about the solar eclipse seems to refer to that of 1991!
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Julie White, julie.white@thomroth.ac.uk, said on 12:31:36 Oct/12/1998:
What an excellent 'Links' site this is! Easy to use, up to date information and no fancy gimmicks. It is certainly a page to bookmark. A credit to all concerned.
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School Science Review, September 1998, (no email), said on 06:38:09 Oct/02/1998:
WebLinks is an excellent gateway site. Included is a full search facility and the opportunity for you to both suggest sites for inclusion and offer feedback. Weblinks first came on-line in late June and has since grown dramatically. Included are well over 100 annotated Science links, split into sub-sections. This is an essential site to bookmark.
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Dr Jerry Wellington, J.Wellington@sheffield.ac.uk, employed by the University of Sheffield as a Lecturer, Division of Education, said on 07:34:10 Sep/21/1998:
THANKS .... I've had a quick look and bookmarked it - it looks excellent and will be of great interest to our PGCE studnets.
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Barry Stone, stoneb@oup.co.uk, employed by Oxford University Press as a Senior Editor, Science , said on 19:34:40 Sep/13/1998:
nice and simple; not too many gizmos; easy
to use; intertesting links (I tried the Spanish ones) and a fair selection.
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Richard Stevens, rtj@mail.enterprise.net, employed by The Sheffield College, said on 11:13:05 Sep/13/1998:
I think the web site is excellent and a credit to all who have worked so hard on it, especially the organisers and the html code expert.
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Jamie Robinson , Robinson@projectne.co.uk, employed by Shell LiveWIRE, said on 14:24:22 Aug/20/1998:
RE: LINK TO SHELL LIVEWIRE WEBSITE
Many thanks for agreeing to include a link on your website to the Shell
LiveWIRE website.
We are working continuously to improve the site and its content to benefit
as many young entrepreneurs as possible. Your help in publicising it is
very much appreciated.
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Further Education Resources for Learning, http://ferl.becta.org.uk, employed by part of BECTa said on 07:33:32 Jul/14/1998:
Sheffield College offers a good set of links on its WWW site which covers a wide range of curriculum areas. At the time of writing the site is particularly strong in mathematics and science links but it is well worth a visit whatever your subject area. The links list is searchable, which is a bonus, and you can add your own favourite links. (monday 13 July 1998)
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Nandita Dowson, NDowson@compuserve.com, employed by Kingsway College, London as a Programme Team Leader, said on 23:15:47 Jul/12/1998:
Your maths link page is very useful and exciting! Well done.
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Trevor Barker, barkert@waltham.ac.uk, employed by Waltham Forest College as a Multimedia manager, said on 13:05:47 Jul/10/1998:
Very good idea. I especially enjoyed the maths link
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