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Write some stories!
Write stories? Want someone to read them? Want an e-mail pen pal? Go to
KidPub, the coolest place on the Web for writers too young to vote. Publish
your stories on the WWW so people all over the world can read them. It's
easy, even if you've never done it before-just fill in a form. You can join
the KidPub Crew, too, and work with other imaginative types on a hilarious
story-in-progress. While you're at KidPub, sign up for a KeyPal, a pen pal
who uses e-mail instead of snail mail, and make an on-line friend. KidPub
helps get classes on-line, so maybe your school can be part of this
electric writers' workshop. KidPub is all about the craft of word smithing,
so if you've got the writing bug, crawl to http://www.en-garde.com/kidpub/
Kids Web: A WWW Digital Library
You're ready to get to work on your first project of the new school year,
but you don't know where to begin. For topics ranging from solar eclipses
to Van Gogh to the passage of a bill in Congress, take a research short cut
to Kids Web Library.
Here you'll find sites sorted
under major topic headings, like Literature and Chemistry, so the initial
searching has been done for you. Under each subject, there are links to
lots of Web resources. But all work and no fun is not the rule at this
on-line bibliotech-links to games and sports sites are here, too, so
whatever your interests, this bookless library is a great launching pad
onto the WWW. And you don't have to whisper!
A Real Cow's Eye

You can almost feel the eye yourself at this on-line interactive laboratory
at Cow's Eye Dissection.
Sit in at the Cow's Eye Dissection site and see pictures and hear audio recordings (see
Ask Amy) of an actual dissection. You'll get an eyeful and an earful! Want
more? Down-load the interactive graphics and follow some of the suggested
links for more anatomical fun. What do you think? Is it awesome, or digust-
ing? The Exploratorium wants feedback from you.
What in the World Is an Opah? Look It Up!
Go to Webster's e-dictionary,
whenever you need a word defined. Just enter the word, click "search," and
voila! The definition appears. By the way, an opah is a . . .
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Dear Amy: What's RealAudio? I see the symbol for it on some Web sites I
have visited, but I don't know how to play the sounds. - Alan, Tulsa, OK
Dear Alan: Some Web sites offer audio recordings that
you can download and hear. The awesome thing about the free RealAudio
Player is that you don't have to wait for an audio file to download
completely before you can listen to it. The file starts playing right after
you click on its icon. RealAudio works like a CD player. You can pause,
rewind, fast-forward, stop and start. On the Web, you'll find music to
listen to, but you will also find lots of other sounds, too. If you go to
the Cow's Eye Dissection site in this issue, you'll hear stuff about the
cow's eye that you wouldn't know by just looking and reading. At some
sites, you can listen to radio stations, the news, and even live
cybercasts. There are links to lots of Web sites serving RealAudio at
Timecast. The RealAudio Player can run on Macintosh,
Windows and Unix computers with a sound card. To find out more and to get
the free player software go to the:
Real Audio site.
Send your comments or questions about the WWW to Amy at:
Ask Amy, 2021 Dole Center, Lawrence, KS 66045
or askamy@www.4Kids.org
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