The Encyclopedia of Life (www.eol.org), a free, online collaborative website 
offering information about life on earth has some great new features! 

Create a Virtual Collection
The Collections feature gives you the ability to gather together the pieces 
of EOL that are of greatest interest to you into a “virtual collection” 
which you can name, annotate and 
share. View examples of education focused collections on EOL: 
http://eol.org/users/50578/collections 

Create or Join a Community
People who share a common interest in a particular aspect of living nature 
come together in EOL Communities to ask questions or share their expertise.  
 
Create a Field Guide
The Field Guide tool provides a way to organize species information for a  
particular project or purpose. Field Guides enable the creation of 
customized content to include just the information from EOL specific to your 
educational needs. Print options include a journal section for student 
observations. 
To make your own field guide visit: http://fieldguides.eol.org/ 

In addition, the new EOL.org is easier to search and provides information 
for English, Arabic, and Spanish language speakers.

Don’t forget to tune in every 2 weeks for a new podcast from EOL’s One 
Species at a Time series (http://education.eol.org/podcast)

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About EOL
The Encyclopedia of Life is compiled from existing databases and from 
contributions by experts and non-experts throughout the world.  It aims to 
build one "infinitely expandable" page for each species, including video, 
sound, images, graphics, as well as text.  Learn more at www.eol.org

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