Past Publications

  • AMSER Science Reader Monthly
    2009 to 2011

    Published from 2009 to 2011, the AMSER Science Reader Monthly provides educators with a useful package of information about a particular topic related to applied math and science. Past issues are available online. Each issue combines freely available articles from popular journals with curriculua, learning objects, and web sites from the AMSER portal. The AMSER Science Reader Monthly is free to use in the classroom.

  • AMSER Quarterly
    2006 to 2011

    In each issue of the Quarterly, editors highlighted one of the resource collections in AMSER. The bulk of the Quarterly highlighted the best resources in each collection with links and short descriptions. In addition, some issues featured articles on new educational technologies or materials. The goal of the AMSER Quarterly was to provide overviews of smaller collections within the thousands of resources available through AMSER and encourage readers to use the materials in their educational settings.

  • NSDL Scout Reports
    2002 to 2005

    As part of the National Science Digital Library (NSDL) project, and funded by the National Science Foundation, Internet Scout's NSDL Scout Reports offered high quality information about online science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) resources. Our team of librarians and content experts located, research, and annotated these resources for the reports. The main goal was to provide academics, researchers, librarians, and the K-12 community with a fast, convenient way of staying informed of valuable online information without having them do sorting or searching themselves.

    All past issues of the NSDL Scout Reports in Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Math, Engineering, and Technology are available online.

  • Scout Weblog
    2000 to 2012

    In the course of assembling the Scout Report, we often find interesting resources that, for a variety of reasons, may not meet our selection criteria.  The Internet Scout Weblog was a companion publication to the Scout Report devoted to these resources.  Like most blogs, the type and number of resources listed may vary considerably from day to day.  Most of the times are culled from the type of acedmic sources we rely on for the Reports, but there are also general interest or pithy stories that struck our fancy (or funnybone).

  • Subject-Specific Scout Reports
    1997 to 2001

    The biweekly Subject Specific Scout Reports offered a selective collection of Internet resources covering topics in the field that have been chosen by librarians and content specialists in the given area of study. Publications included sections covering Research, Learning Resources, General Interest, Current Awareness (including working papers, conferences, and recent publications), New Data, and In the News. Although these Reports are no longer published, past issues are available via the links below. Subject Specific Scout Reports were offered in the following areas: