The help section provides information on technical issues and also ideas on how to best use the STARScience Portal.

Most of the resources found on this site are aimed at secondary level chemistry and physics. The site also contains generic resources such as advice (how to evaluate web resources), and links to web sites that provide science or teaching information. The resources are categorised by subject, then topic and closely follow the UK's National Curriculum for science (chemistry and physics) at Key Stage 4.

The details you write in a review is there to help other practitioners gain ideas on how best to use a particular resource. Practitioners are encouraged to write a review even if a resource already has a review, as it can display the variety of ways resources are used.

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The following guides provide step-by-step instructions on how to access and use the forum area on the STARScience web site. The following documents are in PDF format and you will need Adobe Reader, which can be downloaded free from the Adobe web site.

The forum area is where practitioners and those interested in science can participate in text based online discussions; this is sometimes referred to as web conferences, online discussions or online communities. For more information on how this facility will enable users of the site to share ideas and experiences with other, please got to 'About Online Communities' on the left menu.