Psychology Links
Title: The Brain: From Top to Bottom Canadian Site
Level: HS, C&U
Comment: This site provides an astonishing array of information about the brain in an engaging pictorial format. Users get to choose their skill level from beginner to advanced. Equally unique are the 5 levels of organization-you can study the brain from a social, psychological, neurological, cellular or molecular perspective.
Title: Centre for Psychology Resources: Athabasca University Canadian Site
Level: HS, C&U
Comment: This resource page by the Athabasca University Psychology Department provides an astonishing number of Psychology links organized by subject. Links appear to be regularly updated.
Title: Negative Reinforcement University
Level: C&U
Comment: Anyone who has studied operant conditioning knows that Negative Reinforcement is one of the trickiest concepts to learn. This multimedia video game like tutorial will ensure that you learn this concept for good!
Title: epsych.com
Level: C&U
Comment: This site provides some engaging, multimedia and interactive tutorials on experimental psychology topics. Students will need time and motivation to navigate the story-like modules. Don’t come here if you want fast and easy explanations!
Title: Enyclopedia of Psychology
Level: C&U
Comment: This site provides access to almost 2000 psychology links. Most links are text based but they are organized well by subject and chosen carefully for quality.
Title: Funderstanding
Level: C&U
Comment: This site provides quick and relatively easy to read introductions to the most popular learning theories that are influencing educational psychology today. Stick to the about learning section as other parts of the site are designed to sell consulting services.