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Below the listing of resources that follows, you can find more detailed explanations of each one. 
About These ResourcesCodes And Secret Messages: Learn about a variety of ways to encode messages, and try out the encoder-decoder! Includes backwards codes, shifted codes, binary, hexadecimal and matrix codes.Beginner Programming Tips: A few little tips and tricks that will help new programmers keep their code neat and clean, easy to read, and fast executing. Search It Out: These quizzes are a bit like Web Quests, but with a slightly different focus. Web Quests give the students specific websites to visit. Search It Out Quizzes are more open ended, with students using the Google "Safe Search" bar to find answers to questions. Anti Spam Site: This site has all kinds of information about spam (not the luncheon meat!) and how to deal with it, as well as some amusing stories about spam. Ask Doug: Doug, the designer and administrator of this site occasionally fields questions about about a wide variety of subjects. If you can't find the answer you're looking for, go ahead and send Doug an email. The Puzzler Store: This is a great place to find out about fun educational games, and puzzles. All reviews are written by members in good standing at one or more of the Puzzler Sites. This site also includes the The Puzzler Blog. Lousy Website: This is a fun way of exploring all the mistakes beginning website designers make when creating websites. Amateur Hikers: This website has a variety of useful and interesting geography information, including elevation, latitude and longitude of mountains all over the world. Students can even write up descriptions of mountains to be posted on the site. Click here to read more about Student Writing Projects Math Competition Problem Writer: If your school, region or state math competition needs a problem writer, Doug (The Problem Site administrator) has been writing competition problems for many years. Contact him for information and prices. Articles For Educators: A website where teachers can post lesson plans and classroom activity ideas. Only clear and well written articles are posted, so readers don't waste their time browsing garbage to find useful ideas. Site Features
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