| ABC TV's Compass Program | Valuable resources for Belief Systems Depth Study | ||
| Askasia site | Asian and American Asian culture and history | ||
| Guide to Australia | Lots of facts & figures, access to the Aust Bureau of Statistics | ||
| International Population Pyramids | (U.S. Database, projects future populations) | ||
| Introduction to Future Studies | Methodologies and futurist theories | ||
| National Geographic | Monthly magazine, with archived past editions | ||
| New Internationalist's back issues | Up-to-date left-of-centre journal (search 'mega index' or back issues) | ||
| Purdue University's Primary Research site | Useful guide to a number of primary research methodologies | ||
| Survey Monkey | Online survey service - students can sign up for a free account and conduct online surveys with up to 10 questions | ||
| Islamica Magazine | Online magazine designed to provide an alternative Muslim perspective. Useful for Belief Systems. | ||
| altmuslim.com | Another dissenting Muslim voice. | ||
| CIA World Factbook | Useful starting point for a Country Study | ||
| salon.com | American online magazine, can provide a good starting point for PIP ideas | ||
| Minature Earth | Short movie on the state of affairs in the world population if you broke the world pop down to 100 people. Great as a stimulus for equality and difference topic. | ||
| SMH snapshots | Sydney Morning Herald website in the world section is a part called snapshots and they post 10 photos there daily of events around the world. Great to get students look at these over a term and find egs of the course concepts in photos from that website. Great for social and cultural world topic. |