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Reference - Education - K through 12


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AboutSchool.com
- Educational site for students (K-12), teachers and parents. Categorized by grade level with subjects.
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K12groups.org
- Information about the k12.* hierarchy, such as its origin and history, its purpose, configuration of the individual groups, and topical information about the groups.
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The McGraw-Hill Learning Network
- Showcases K-12 materials and content in a Web-based community. Features educational programs, interactive textbooks, productivity tools, lesson plans, and games for students, teachers, and parents.
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Factoids
- Fun facts to amuse and inspire students and colleagues.
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The Digital Education Network
- Lessons and activities in math, language arts, social studies, astronomy and graphic design.
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School Bus Drivers
- A web page for school bus drivers with some interesting information. A message board for sharing information, experiences, or what ever you want to talk about.
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The KIDS Report
- A biweekly publication produced by K-12 students as a resource to other K-12 students. This is an archive; it is no longer active.
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School.net
- Locate schools worldwide based on information you select from pull-down menus.
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Learn.co.uk
- Learning resources for the UK national curriculum From The Guardian, UK.
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High School Maps Online
- Contains maps to over 25,000 US high schools.
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Helping Your Child Series
- Publications for parents to help their children develop new skills and knowledge. Topics include homework, reading, preschool, school, and early adolescence. All are in pdf format, and some are in .doc format as well.
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The Eisenhower Network
- Eisenhower Consortia and Clearinghouse working collaboratively to improve and strengthen K-12 math and science education.
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EducationNews.org
- Daily links to the major education news articles throughout the world.
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FASEnet
- Innovative video and interactive resources for K-12 mathematics and science teachers.
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K-12 Sources - Curriculum - Lesson Plans
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Learning Page.com
- Free printable resources for parents and teachers of children in preschool, kindergarten, first, second, and third grade
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Curriculum Sites List
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Science and Technology Concepts for Middle Schools
- STC/MS is an inquiry-based middle school science curriculum developed by the National Science Science Resources Center. This student/teacher site supplements the STC/MS curriculum and can be used as a research guide for students.
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Forefront Curriculum-Literature Resources for the K-12 Classroom
- Includes links to online literature resources and language arts lessons.
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Curriculum Support Resources
- Curriculum infusion resources, cross curricular resources, and the Hall of Interdisciplinary Studies.
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WWW Projects: Activity Structures
- Sample Curriculum-Based K-12 Educational Telecomputing Projects, Organized by Activity Structures
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Benchmarks On-Line
- describes "what all students should know and be able to do in science, mathematics, and technology by the time they graduate from high school." Offered as "a tool to be used by educators in designing a curriculum,"
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Educational Cyberconnections Inc.
- We custom design workshops for schools and other organizations; develop curriculum for K-12; develop quality assurance plans; provide workshops on curriculum design; provide leadership training and planning; and other activities required by schools and districts.
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Action-Based Curriculum and Projects for Education
- Seminars help individual teachers and interdisciplinary teams plan Action-Based curriculum and projects. Move into project-based learning at a pace which assures success.
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Committee for Children - Social Emotional Learning
- A not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting social-emotional learning and the prevention of bullying, child abuse and youth violence through education.
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United Nations' CyberSchoolBus
- A K-12 online educational resource on global issues and the UN. Projects, lesson plans, quizzes, games and puzzles make learning about our world fun.
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VirtEd - Virtual Education
- A resource webpage for educators, students and parents explaining virtual education and listing of links to author created learning websites.
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TeachCircus.com
- Information on how to teach circus skills in an educational or recreational setting. Topics include juggling, unicycling, diabolo, devil sticks and balancing.
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Zephyr Press curriculum materials
- Curriculum materials for K-12 teachers.
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With Miles to go before I Sleep
- A virtual journey on the Underground Railroad for students in grades 4 - 10. Using realtime data on the Web, students keep journals where they respond to problems that they encounter along the way. Students also have an opportunity to participate in contemporary ethical discussions on topics related to slavery.
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McREL Curriculum Publishers Database
- Database of curriculum publishers for preschool through high school.
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Curricular Resources
- Curricula prepared for the Yale-New Haven Teacher's Institute. "Curricula consist of synopses written by their authors and contain recommendations of the school courses and grade levels where the units may best apply."
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Co-necting Across the Millennium
- Co-nect's newest teleproject includes an interactive timeline for students to add entries, an invention project, and time capsule activity.
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Best Of Series 1999 Original Articles on Curriculum
- Great teachers share outstanding ideas in some of this year's best Education World Curriculum Articles.
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Educational Resources for K - 12
- K - 12 appropriate Internet resources of selected U. S. and Texas government agencies as well as those of selected organizations, interest groups, and Universities organized by 19 curricula areas.
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Animals2000 and beyond: Animal Rights education ideas
- Learn about how to incorporate animal rights education into the K-12 classroom and promote animal rights curriculum.
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English On-Line
- A New Zealand site for English teachers (years 1-13) with fully resourced teaching units, links to sites, an internet tutorial, projects for students and an English forum.
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StateStandards.com -- A Service of Tudor Publishing Company
- A list of state educational standards coupled to lesson plans and resources sponsored by an educational publisher. Not all states are complete.
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Election Co-nection
- An online election project for the 2000 presidential elections. Students create a candidate, run in a virtual election, and participate in an online election poll.
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Civil War in Miniature
- A compendium and resource site for information about the great American Civil War of 1861-1865. Site has fact filled chapters, quizzes, tests, exams, etc.
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REALskills
- A comprehensive program that provides both student and teacher with the critical training and certification necessary to succeed in today's high tech environment.
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Back to School
- Contains structured lesson plans in art, English, drama and citizenship, aimed at highlighting the plight of the 13 million internally displaced children who have been forced from their homes by conflict.
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The Problem with CalWORKS
- Written from the perspective of a private Children's Center.
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Learning In Deed
- An initiative which aims to make service-learning -- a teaching strategy that integrates service to others with classroom instruction -- part of every K-12 student's experience.
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Direct Instruction: The Most Successful Teaching Model
- Site uses educational study to suggest that Direct Instruction is an effective instructional method and examines why the method has been largely ignored.
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kNOw Hunger
- A social content curriculum structured to give middle and high school students a way to address hunger in their midst.
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Heartwood Ethics Character Education for Children
- An elementary grades ethics program designed to integrate character education into the existing curriculum.
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Advanced Academics Online High School Classes
- Anywhere, anytime online learning for middle schools and high schools.
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The Curriculum Store, Inc.
- Offering curriculum materials for grades K-12.
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Teaching the Art of Poetry
- Poetry workshops for K-12 educators based on the book Teaching the Art of Poetry, by Baron Wormser and David Cappella.
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3DWriting
- A writing tool with hypertext abilities created by an educator for educators.
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NWCS Aboriginal Education Equity Committee
- by North West Catholic Schools, provides lesson plans and information about aboriginal education and equity especially related to Cree Plains Indian First Nations people in Saskatchewan.
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Mr. F's Resource Web
- Eductional resources to assist teachers, students, and parents.
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World Bank Teachers and Students
- Educational resources from the World Bank.
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Saskatchewan's Evergreen Curriculum
- Curriculum guides and related links for the Saskatchewan K-12 curriculum.
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Primary Geography at Liverpool Hope
- Support and information about the primary school geography curriculum in the UK.
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Children's Enrichment Program (CEP)
- Offers summer and after-school programs that integrate academic and arts enrichment with character education.
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Digfolio Digital Portfolios
- Provides software to create online student portfolios.
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Impact Science and Mathematics Resource Center
- An online forum for exchanging views on curriculum issues.
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Empowerment Academy
- An organization dedicated to replacing the traditional K-12 curriculum with an original, progressive alternative.
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Knowledge College Tutors - Computer Training
- Online school for all ages with links to the secondary curriculum of Australia.
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C.L.A.S.S.-Children Learning Awareness, Safety & Seld-Defense
- A self-defense/awareness unit designed for inclusion in a grades 4-6 curriculum.
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Boys do read!
- By a teacher librarian, outlining ways to encourage boys to read. Links to literature, authors.
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Core Knowledge
- The Core Knowledge Foundation serves as the hub of the network of Core Knowledge schools.
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NRRF - The National Right to Read Foundation
- The NRRF is dedicated to improving literacy through phonics and good literature.
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NIH Curriculum Supplement Series
- Interactive teaching units that combine science research discoveries from the National Institutes of Health with instructional materials.
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Pearson Adult Learning Centre
- Learning resources for adults.
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Physical Education Central
- Resources and information about developmentally appropriate health and physical education programs.
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Empowering Youth Prevention Products
- Research based educational products created by experienced educators. Designed for peer tutoring advisors, school guidance counselors, AODA prevention and developmental asset coordinators.
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The Children's Forum
- Youth financial literacy, career development and personal development programs for children.
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New Wineskin Publications
- Christian youth study curriculum designed to build learning situations full of interaction and creativity.
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Links, Articles, Essays, and Opinions on K-12 Education
- Collection of articles and links, with emphasis on mathematics and science curriculum.
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Metropolitan Educational Research Consortium
- A consortium of Virginia Commonwealth University and seven Richmond metropolitan area public school systems dedicated to improving education through action research.
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Teachers Corner
- Classroom activities for teaching about global issues and solutions. Includes curriculum, activities, service learning projects, lesson plans and standards.
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National Standards and State Curriculum Frameworks
- From the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse.
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National Standards for Civics and Government,
- K-4, 5-8, 9-12
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National Standards for Music
- Music Curriculum (K-12)
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National Council for Curriculum and Assessment
- Organization devoted to improving the quality of education at primary and secondary levels through curriculum reform and reform of assessment procedures.
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National Science Education Standards
- The standards, published in 1995, present a vision of a scientifically literate populace. They outline what students need to know, understand, and be able to do to be scientifically literate at different grade levels.
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South Central Regional Technology in Education Consortium
- Online and offline tools and information for enhancing education with computers and the Internet.
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NetLingo: The Internet Language Dictionary
- A dictionary and glossary for the language of the Internet acroynms.
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Technology Applications Center for Educator Development
- Teacher-sifted activities utilizing web resources in core subjects and technology.
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U.S. Dept. of Education - Educational Technology
- Funding opportunities for technology, the Technology Literacy Challenge, information on the e-rate, research and publications.
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National Educational Technology Standards for Students
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ERIC Clearinghouse on Information and Technology (ERIC/IT)
- Dedicated to educational technology and library science. Includes searchable database of digests, journals, research, links, and listservs.
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Educational Renaissance Planners
- Promotes effective use of information and communication technologies to support and enhance learning. Provides information about educational technology, teacher training, professional development, grants, and learning on the Internet.
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Teaching the Teachers
- Professional development for educators using technology.
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Literacy and Technology
- Annotated resource for parents, teachers, and students K-12. Education, media, computer, reference, and virtual field trip links included.
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Technology in Education
- For K-12 teachers, parents and students who are interested in techology in education.
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GEM: The Gateway to Educational Materials
- A consortium effort to provide easy access to the substantial collections of educational materials found on federal, state, university, non-profit and commercial sites.
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Internet Source Validation Project
- Created by the educational faculty at Memorial University, this project seeks to help students learn to critically evaluate any information they may find on the Internet. Project identifies proper questions to ask when examining pages to ensure data is accurate, relevant, appropriate, reliable, unbiased, and authoritative.
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Alphabetized Internet Education Resources
- Contains a selected, annotated listing of materials focusing on training people to use the Internet in support of distance education. Provides an alphabetical listing of all resources.
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Tech Corps
- A national non-profit organization dedicated to improving K-12 education at the grassroots level by helping educators effectively use technology in their schools.
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T-Star Online
- The Texas School Telecommunications Access Resource (T-STAR) is a statewide satellite communications system designed by the Texas Education Agency to expand the telecommunications capabilities of the public school system. The T-STAR initiative provides Texas K-12 public education students, teachers and administrators with direct access to one-way video/two way audio distance learning opportunities.
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Integrating Information Technology for the Classroom, School, and District
- Strategies, solutions, and resources for integrating information technology at the classroom, school, and district level.
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CEO Forum on Education and Technology
- Issues reports and annual assessments of the nation's progress toward integrating technology into American classrooms through the year 2000.
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Federal Resources for Educational Excellence - Educational Technology
- A directory of links to resources about using technology in education. These resources are located on the websites of Federal Agencies.
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Content Pavilions for Teachers
- A teacher resource for sharing educational technologies and lessons, categorized by subject area. Includes information on educational standards.
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Electronic Emissary
- Helps K-12 teachers and students with web access locate other Internet users who are experts in different disciplines the for purpose of setting up curriculum-based, electronic exchanges among the teachers, students, and the experts. Also conducts research on telementoring interactions in which K-12 students are active inquirers.
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ThinkQuest
- A competition for encouraging innovative design in online education. Includes a catalog of past winning projects.
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The Learning Resource Server
- Features the projects of teachers and students, as well as the work of researchers who are articulating new visions of what learning can be. Also providers resources to help educators learn how to create new knowledge.
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Lower Hudson Regional Information Center
- Educational technology resources available for technology leadership including school lesson plans, security, networks, software, and student information systems.
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National Center for Technology Planning
- A clearinghouse for the exchange of many types of information related to technology planning.
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National Educational Technology Standards Project
- Goal is to develop standards that will guide educational leaders in planning for effective use of technology to support learning, teaching, and educational management. Includes resources and example lesson plans for teachers.
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Discovery School - Custom Classroom
- Provides access to some of the most powerful teaching tools available online, plus the ability to save documents in a personal account.
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The EdWeb Home Room @ SunSITE USA
- Explores the role of the web in education and provides a guide to sites, discussion groups, and commercial services dealing with K-12 education online. Also offers a basic guide to designing educational web pages.
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K-12: Computer Technology
- Provides annotated links to resources such as software downloads and patches.
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Uncommon Sense: Educators Reinventing the Profession from the Inside Out
- There is no set of workshops, exercises, books, CD-ROMs or Web sites that will take us where we need to go, simply because the goal keeps moving. However, there are a host of options with which we can pursue our goals of lifelong improvement.
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Virtual Academy
- The AT&T Learning Network® Virtual Academy is a centralized resource of online courses designed to help educators effectively integrate technology into their curriculum, while updating their professional credentials on their terms anytime, anywhere.
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Reinventing Schools: The Technology Is Now!
- A plausible future for the use of technology in education. Presented by the National Academy of Sciences.
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Virtual Field Trips
- Take your students on a new and exciting Virtual Field Trip each week. Many of the field trips include teacher guides.
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Getting Girls Interested in Computer Science
- Statistics, ten tips to help interest girls in computer science, and many related links.
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Ozline
- See our comprehensive package for using "Web-and-Flow" to support schools, districts and regions.
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The Technology Coordinator's Web Site
- Information for educators who have a leadership role in integrating technology in K-12 schools and educational settings.
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Developing a School or District Technology Plan
- Hyperlinked summary of this issue.
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Technology in Education
- Annotated collection of links to resources related to using or planning to use technology in schools.
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Planning for Change and Technology
- Processes and tools to assist in leading change and planning for technology.
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NetDayCompass
- A comprehensive directory of education technology resources designed for decision-makers in K-12 schools. Topics include planning, infrastructure, grants and funding, classroom support, and best practices.
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Forefront Curriculum Online
- A website developed for teachers who want to effectively integrate the Internet into their classroom. Includes a database of lesson plans.
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This is our Time
- A worldwide telecommunications project for secondary schools organised for Unesco ASP (Associated Schools Projects).
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Keyboarding Research and Resources
- A collection of research and resources about when and how to teach keyboarding. Dr. Leigh Zeitz also makes a few comments on the subject.
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METIS Project
- A project funded by the European Commission to promote the use of technology in schools using pedagogic advances to reinforce cooperative attitudes in children.
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Cathy Gladen's Master's Project: Using Technology in Schools
- Cathy Gladen's use of technology in the classroom, as well as a Master's Project using the school lab after school hours to bridge the Digital Divide. Also links to other educators' sites demonstrating use of technology in schools.
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Science and Math Initiatives (SAMI)
- Resources, funding, and curriculum for Math and Science teachers.
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Teachers Helping Teachers
- Lesson plans for integrating the Internet with your curriculum. This is a free, non-profit service. It costs nothing to access the information, and no money is made from teachers who contribute.
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Social Studies Lesson Plans and Resources
- Dr. Marty Levine, Professor Emeritus of Secondary Education, California State University, Northridge (CSUN), has gathered lesson plans and resources from the Internet which social studies teachers will find useful.
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MySchoolOnline.com
- Creating a one-stop network of local, state, and national education resources. Home to 9,000+ schools, teachers, and education-focused organizations across the country. Offers free web building tools and web hosting service.
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Making The Grade
- Using technology to link schools to the outside world, transform education, and enhance learning.
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Internet Pocket Guide for Teachers
- Gives teachers step-by-step directions for getting connected to the Internet. Includes exercises and tips for using the Internet in the curriculum.
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SIMON
- School Internet Manager Over Networks from NASA (MacIntosh only)
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WWWEDU
- Forum on the use of the World Wide Web in education. WWWEDU is a moderated discussion with over 1600 members from 35 countries. You can use this web site to learn more about WWWEDU, to browse through the archive of past discussions and to subscribe to the list itself.
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Why Build a Web Site for A High School Class
- An outline written for a school presentation. Covers benefits to students, teachers, the school, parents and the general public.
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Educational Technology WebRing
- List of all member web sites.
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The TELRI Project: Technology Enhanced Learning in Research-led Institutions
- News, resources, publications, events, case studies and evaluation materials, project overview, and contact details.
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NSBF Internet Survey - Are We There Yet?
- Research and guidelines on schools' use of the Internet.
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McKinsey Report
- Provides facts and perspectives to help policymakers and educators understand what it will take to connect the nation's public K-12 schools to the information superhighway over the next 5 to 10 years. Prepared for the National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIIAC).
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Making the Net Work for Schools: Online Research Modules
- Online research modules provide a path a teacher can follow with a class of students. They offer clear instructions as well as daily activities which focus on higher level thinking and electronic resources which have been tested for quality.
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World Links
- Connects and trains teachers and kids in developing countries to improve education and employment opportunities. Includes news, features stories, and links to resources. In English, Spanish and French.
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The iTeacherEd Project
- This site is an original resource for instructional technology for the K-12 level and for Schools of Education wanting to better introduce technological literacy into Teacher Education Programs.
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Learning In Hand
- Examples and resources for integrating Palms into the elementary school curriculum.
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Technology Student Association
- TSA is a national organization devoted to elementary, middle and high school students with a dedicated interest in technology. Assisting TSA's students are teachers, alumni, parents and business leaders who support a technologically literate society.
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Virtual Architecture
- Contains examples of curriculum-based educational telecomputing projects and other related resources. Companion site to the ISTE book of the same name.
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EduCause
- "Transforming Education Through Information Technologies" is the mission of EduCause. This site contains news, job postings, publications and membership information.
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Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)
- AACE is an international, educational, and professional organization dedicated to the advancement of the knowledge, theory, and quality of learning and teaching at all levels with information technology. Site includes membership info, job listings, publications, journals, & conferences.
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Institute for the Transfer of Technology to Education (ITTE)
- ITTE is a program of the National School Boards Association. ITTE works actively with school districts across North America that are exploring creative ways to teach and learn with technology.
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International Technology Education Association (ITEA)
- ITEA is the largest professional education association devoted to enhancing technology education in our schools (K-12).
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International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
- ISTE is the largest teacher-based, nonprofit organization in the field of educational technology. Its mission is to help K-12 classroom teachers and administrators share effective methods for enhancing student learning through the use of new classroom technologies.
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Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT)
- The mission of the AECT is to provide leadership in educational communications and technology by linking professionals holding a common interest in the use of educational technology and its application to the learning process.
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Center for Children and Technology (CCT)
- CCT was founded by Bank Street College of Education in 1980 to address the issue of technology and learning. In 1994, CCT became a division of the Education Development Center (EDC), based in Newton, Massachusetts. CCT, a not-for-profit organization, is located in New York City.
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Consortium for School Networking (CoSN)
- Providing you with timely resources, materials, publications and information on technology and learning issues that matter to you. CoSN, a non-profit organization, promotes the use of telecommunications in K-12 education to improve learning.
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Computer Learning Foundation (CLF)
- CLF is an international, nonprofit, educational foundation dedicated to improving the quality of education and preparation of youth for the workplace through the use of technology. The Foundation provides numerous projects and materials to help parents and educators use technology effectively with children.
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Computer-Using Educators, Inc. (CUE)
- A nonprofit, California corporation whose goal is to promote technology in education and serve as a resource for educators and teachers to develop instructional uses of technology at all educational levels.
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The Education Alliance
- The Education Alliance is a non-profit organization serving schools in West Virginia by promoting business and community involvement in public schools. The purpose is to enhance student learning opportunities and achievement. "Mini-grants" are available for classroom projects.
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MAPE
- A professional organisation of teachers concerned with the effective use of computers in the primary classrooom.
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Arizona Technology in Education Alliance
- A non-profit organization dedicated to disseminating educational technology information to educators in Arizona.
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Tech Corps Rhode Island
- A non-profit organization dedicated to mobilizing business and industry to help K-12 students graduate with the technology skills they need to succeed.
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The TeacherLaptop Foundation
- The mission is to enhance student learning via technology by making it possible for all teachers to have their own computer and access to the Internet from home.
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Center for Educational Leadership and Technology (CELT)
- CELT is a nonprofit educational service agency whose primary mission is to integrate current education reforms and research with effective uses of technology. Information on tech planning, curriculum and research, staff development, facilities planning, and conferences.
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Learner Online -- Educational Technology Strategies
- A variety of research activities and demonstration projects that examine and illustrate the effective use of educational technology for learning at a distance and in traditional classroom situations.
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Tammy's Technology Tips for Teachers
- Nuts & bolts organizational tips for incorporating technology into the classroom including instructions,tools, projects, resources, and links.
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Classroom Connect: Classroom Today
- Internet activities for students. A different curriculum topic each week with activities, questions, and explorations. Topics chosen from science and social studies with connections to other curriculum areas. Free trial subscription.
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The WebQuest Page
- Ready-made web search activities and training materials to make your own.
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PC Teach It
- Free newsletter and links and subscription-based lesson plans, projects, templates and resources for integrating technology into the K-6 classroom or home school that complement PC Teach It magazine.
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Integrating Technology in the Classroom
- Slide show with links, examples, and tips to integrate technology in elementary classes.
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Sun Associates: Instructional Technology Integration
- Resources and links for K-12 educators to integrate, plan, and evaluate instructional technology.
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Learn How to Surf Safely on the Internet
- A lesson plan for second and third graders teaching how to surf the Internet properly and safely.
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Integrating the Internet
- Technology projects, resources, and links. Web authoring tutorials, templates, resources, and links.
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Teaching with Electronic Technology
- A variety of resources for computing and related forms of electronic technology in teaching including conferences, publications, discussions, instructional resources, projects, and links.
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Lessons Using Technology
- College course project lessons using technology with theme index and related software resources.
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Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators
- A categorized list of curriculum and teacher professional growth sites.
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Multimedia Applications on a Shoe-String Budget
- Objectives-based and standards-referenced multimedia lesson plans with reinforcement activities and rubrics. Templates, tools, resources, and links included.
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Grazing the Net: Raising a Generation of Free Range Students
- The theme of this article is the value of raising young people to think, explore and make meaning for themselves.
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Tech-Bytes : Coalescence of Classrooms and Technology
- Commentary, ideas, lesson plans and links to help integrate technology into the classroom curriculum. Geared towards people who are fairly new to computers and computer terminology.
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www4teachers
- Over a thousand new resources, indexed and organized to help you find exactly what you need. Information about how to faciliate projects, create lessons and build web pages.
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Kid Pix
- Training, tips, templates and links for multimedia authoring and presentation program.
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Education Aids
- Software designed to help anyone learn anything, preschool to adult. Guaranteed results include improved grades, sharpened memory skills, and reduced homework time.
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Mr. E's Math Activities
- Exercises and links for algebra and general math, including use of graphing calculators, spreadsheets, and graphing software.
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Eastview High School's Multimedia Program
- Syllabus, materials, rubrics, and student projects created in Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, 3D Studio Max and web pages.
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Flash: Eastview High School Live News Magazine
- Has syllabus, templates, assessments, archived shows, and links.
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Computer Training and Tutorials
- Online tutorials in numerous technology areas, award maker, downloads, and a wide variety of links of special interest to teachers.
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Virtual Chase:Evaluating the Quality of Information on the Internet
- Checklists, instructions, tools and links to legal and factual research on the internet.
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Michigan Education Portal for Interactive Content
- Has primary values story explorations with teacher notes, activities, assessments, and an interesting cross-curricular standards reference. Other components such as history of lumbering in Michigan are in progress.
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Xcursion Central
- Teacher-developed internet field trips organized by subject and grade level. Includes editing option, links, resources, and guide for submissions.
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Amazing Trees
- On-line collaborative project where groups of students in grades 3-8 research and investigate trees in their local environment.
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Including Technology: How You Can Get Started Now
- Article describes various methods of including technology in the classroom. Includes links to search engines, lesson plans, and educational resources.
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New Tools for Teaching by J.J.O'Donnell
- A hypertext introduction to internet novices including email with students, email lists, libraries, newsgroups, and help.
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Chicago Public Schools Intranet
- Brief narrative introduction with some hypertext links to learn what the internet is, why/how to use it in the classroom, and how to build a web page.
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C-Write
- Student video study packages in various subject. Videos not included.
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Internet Detective
- An interactive, online tutorial which introduces the issues of information quality on the Internet and teaches how to evaluate the quality of an Internet resource. Self-paced. You can view the tutorial over several sessions. Estimated total time is around 3 hours.
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T is for Thinking
- Web site evaluation guide with resources and links.
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National Math Trail
- A K-12 real world internet project where students explore their communities and create math problems that relate to what they find. Teachers submit the problems and can add photos, drawings, and/or videos.
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The Web Class on the Net
- Syllabus, assignments, journals, links, grading rubric, calendar, and makeup/tutorials.
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Active Learning on the Web
- Introduction to WebQuests including sample projects, reporter templates, and hypertext resources.
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Classroom Connection Teacher & Educational Grants
- Lesson plans funded by educational grants sponsored by Public Service and New Century Energies.
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Quiz Hub
- Online, interactive quizzes. Some are free, but most require a fee to access. Requires Macromedia's Flash player.
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Internet Scavenger Hunts
- A variety of exercises in science, social studies, literature, and themes for different ages.
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Eastview High School's Advanced Multimedia Page
- Course description, syllabus, assignments, and rubric.
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WebQuest: Christmas in Mexico and Puerto Rico
- Participant is a reporter who has been sent to one of two countries to research Christmas celebrations. Includes resources for students and teachers. Available in English and Spanish.
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The French Cyberbooks
- Online multi-level courses with video and audio designed to help French teachers integrate technology into their lessons.
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Educational Activities for K-6 Students
- Science, math, language arts, social studies, computer, and art exercises and links.
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Holes Webquest
- Analysis and synthesis activities to understand the plot of Louis Saachar's book, Holes. The juvenile justice system is used to create a newspaper describing the events in the book..
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Nuremberg Laws WebQuest
- Students investigate what it was like to be living in Germany from 1933 to 1945 from 4 perspectives.
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"Would You Rather...?" WebQuest
- Online making choices activity.
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Life of an Immigrant
- WebQuest for a high school social studies class.
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Student Generated WebQuests
- Archive of student-generated literature WebQuests developed by middle school students.
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Exploring Art
- High school digital art and multimedia education lesson plans, digital artwork, links, and research projects.
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TALON: Online Database of K-12 Web Resources
- Organized by 14 subject areas and, where possible, grade level, this is a searchable database of K-12 web resources to integrate technology into the curriculum.
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Development Challenge
- World Bank's tri-lingual sustainable development program in social, economic, and environmental domains which includes lessons, activities, and resources for teachers and research.
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Filamentality 2.0
- Guided process to construct internet treasure hunts and WebQuests as well as a repository of activities and links.
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Quia
- Create class web page and play games and quizzes or make your own in 15 languages.
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State of Utah Resource Web
- Free password allows entry to editable multimedia presentation library and tutored production studio for customized projects using on-site and links to images and sounds. Testing modules, trivia game, and screensavers are added attractions.
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Catalyst
- Resources, training, tools, and templates to build web pages and utilize technology in the classroom.
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T-Star Online
- Satellite educational programs. Includes program guide, links, and email/phone technical information and support.
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Developing School Web Pages
- Find tips for creating a content rich, visually appealing web page for your school site. Pointers on copyright issues, joining web projects, organizing and announcing your site.
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Educational Technology Planning
- Provides access to resources and Educational Technology planning links that will help school districts in their efforts to plan for the implementation and use of technology in teaching and learning activities and processes.
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Building a School Intranet
- Interview on how a Mac-based Intranet was set up in a US junior high school.
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Web66 Home Page
- The goals of this site are: to help K12 educators learn how to set up their own Internet servers and to help K12 educators find and use K12 appropriate resources on the web.
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everyschool.org
- Provides 'Harvey' software for an online classroom. everyschool.org hosts Harvey for several schools. Harvey includes web page building tools, photo publishing, web based discussions with a slashdot like interface. Harvey is freely available under the GPL.
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HighWired.com
- Offers free web sites for schools and activities directors.
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Software Secure, Inc.
- [Windows] Securexam software allows schools to administer exams on computers, in a secure setting, preventing access to certain files and settings to help eliminate cheating.
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K-12 Acceptable Use Policies
- Links to various policies and practices.
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National Association of Technological Specialists
- The NAETS is a forum for K-12 tech professionals to network and share trade information.It was created to address the technical and professional needs of all educational technology experts, including district and school-based technology specialists, technology coordinators, and school-based technology teachers.
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Jerry Taylor's Web Site
- Jerry Taylor is a "Technology Integration Specialist" for the Greece, New York School District. This site contains helpful information about Jerry, his job, and tips on how to integrate technology into the classroom.
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Education with New Technologies
- A networked learning community designed to help educators develop, enact, and assess effective ways of using new technologies.
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TECH CORPS Illinois (TCIL)
- Technology volunteers for K-12 schools in Illinois. News, projects, volunteers, schools, and sponsors.
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ZDNet Teacher Zone
- Comprehensive collection of articles relating to technology and education, including how to overcome common problems with school technology programs, ideas to integrate technology with curriculum, and safe web surfing practices.
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US Dept of Education Office of Educational Technology
- Conferences and speeches about using technology in education.
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ACSD - Technology Literacy Challenge Grant
- Provides technology assistance and curriculum integration skills.
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Teacher Training
- Looks at four professional development models that will get teachers excited about using technology in their classrooms.
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The Well Connected Educator
- The Well Connected Educator is the on-line publishing center and forum for the K-12 community to read, write, and talk about educational technology.
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Ongoing Tales Online Magazine
- For your reading pleasure Antelope Publishing presents a free magazine with serial stories; titles include children's, romance, fantasy, scifi and mystery.
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Technological Horizons in Education (T.H.E.) Journal
- T.H.E. Online is the leading Technology based education publication for K-12 and higher education. T.H.E. Online contains information, news and activities related to the use of educational technology.
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Technology & Learning Online
- A magazine for K-12 school administrators, teachers, and technology coordinators, has reviews and other interactive features.
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Electronic Learning
- from Scholastic's Instructor Magazine.
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Electronic School
- Electronic School is an award-winning quarterly technology magazine for K-12 educators.
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From Now On: The Educational Technology Journal
- Technology for schools; technology for learning.
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MultiMedia Schools Magazine
- A practical how-to magazine that addresses multiple technologies used in K-12 schools todayCD-ROM, multimedia, online, and Internet resources. Articles, columns, news, and product reviews are contributed by practicing educators who use new technologies in the classroom and media center.
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eSchool News
- News, information, data, resources, and services that K-12 schools can use to communicate, exchange, and learn about the application of technology to improve education.
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Educational Technology Review (ETR)
- Subscription-based electronic publication of AACE--Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education. Geared to help teachers integrate technology into their classroom on a daily basis.
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Education Consumers ClearingHouse
- Subscription-supported e-mailing list whose purpose is to empower education's consumers. Subscribers ask questions, post information and opinion, or just follow the various discussions.
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Suite101.com: Educators' studies involving using media and multimedia
- Does using multimedia help in education? This article addresses this question.
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Interactive Classroom Articles - Suite101.com
- Edited by a 10 year veteran teacher, these articles touch on many of the aspects of integrating technology into classroom instruction.
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MicroSoft in Education: Instructional Resources
- Lesson plans and tutorials to help learn Microsoft applications and implement them in the classroom.
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Computer Skills for Information Problem-Solving
- Discusses the needed computer skills in order to use computers in context for problem solving in curricular areas. Computers should not be simply expensive flash cards.
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Journal of Technology Education
- Provides a forum for scholarly discussion on topics relating to technology education.
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Athletes Edge
- College prep services for college-bound athletes.
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Blue House College Prep Links
- Guide to web sites which focus on preparing students for a college education and the college experience, including SATs, college applications, choosing a school, and obtaining financial aid.
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