Office of Technology Integration Coordinator
Steve Thissell
Pinkerton Academy
5 Pinkerton Street
Derry, NH 03038
Curriculum Integration
and WebQuests
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Integrating Technology into Curriculum
Online Resources
Copyright Resources on the Internet
This part of the Groton Public
Schools Copyright
Implementation Manual
(CIM) directs copyright users to the wealth of copyright and fair use
information on the Internet
http://groton.k12.ct.us/mts/pt2a.htm
BY & FROM THE GOVERNMENT
INTERNET RESOURCES FOR THE CLASSROOM
EASY ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT INFORMATION
FedWorld Information Network Home Page
FedWorld was developed in 1992 by the
National Technical Information Service (NTIS) which is an agency of the U.S.
Department of Commerce. 'The purpose of this site is to harness the wide range
of information generated by the U.S. government and to provide the user with a
friendly and comprehensive way to search over 20 government databases and
bulletin boards.
The Great American Web Site
The non-governmental research firm, Inside
Information, maintains this phenomenal site. This site provides access
to the best government web sites that give agency, statistical data, marketing
research, clickable maps, United States historical and governmental
information. There are links to legislative, judicial, and executive branches
as well as, to executive departments, independent agencies, and commissions. If
you can't find what you need at this site, there are links to other reference
tools that index government web sites. This site is a user friendly way to
access data.
U.S. GovInfo/Resources
http://usgovinfo.about.com/newsissues/usgovinfo/mlibrary.html
This site is maintained by Robert Longley, a
landscape architect for College Station, Texas. He developed a keen interest in
harnessing government information through his work. He has indexed and arranged
over 700 federal, state, and local web sites into a logical and user friendly
format.
Ben Franklin Guide to Government for K-12
The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO)
maintains this site. Links to government web sites are divided according to
grade level. There is an area for parents and teachers which contains links to
sites of curriculum interest.
Federal Resources for Educational
Excellence
This a wonderful gateway for educators.
Access to lesson plans and teaching information available from government web
sites is easily found. The following curriculum areas are featured: arts,
educational technology, foreign language, health & safety, language arts,
mathematics, physical education, science, social studies, and vocational
education.
Cabinet
Departments
Department of State
Department of Treasury
This site allows comprehensive access to the
twelve bureaus within this organization. Some of the most interesting links are
to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, the Secret Service, the Bureau
of Printing and Engraving, the U.S. Mint and the IRS.
Department of Defense
Department of Justice
Department of Justice - Kid's Page
http://www.usdoj.gov/kidspage/
This site contains information on internet
safety, peer mediation and crime prevention for K -5 kids. A game approach is
used for portions of this site.
Department of Interior
Department of Interior - Kids on the Web
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce (bad link)
Department OT Labor
Department of Health & Human Services
This site contains links to information
about programs, children and families, the administration on aging, toxic
substances, and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
The Department of Health and Human
Services for Kids Page
Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD)
Department of Transportation
Department of Energy
Department of Education
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
Celebrating America's Freedoms
http://www. va.gov/pubaff/celebAm/CAIndex.htm
Looking for information about national
holidays or national symbols? This is the place.
Selected
Government Web Sites
Library of Congress Home Page
HomePage American Memory from the Library
of Congress
http://rs6.loc.gov/amhome.html
Learning Pages
Conumer Products Safety Commission
Looking for recall information? This is the
place to go!
Smithsonian Field Trips and Learning
Resources
The Smithsonian Institution has a wonderful
collection of interdisciplinary lessons based can its resources. Professional
development opportunities can be found here.
Social Security Online
http://www. ssa.gov/SSA_Home.htm html
Basic information about this vital American
program is found at this site. There is a special Youth link section which
contains information for young children and teenagers about the importance of
social security and its future. There is a teacher section geared to the high
school level where five lessons plans can be downloaded for classroom use.
Information about available films and pamphlets are found at this site.
CIA World FactBook 2000
http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/
This web site contains country information
which is used by government employees, as well as, ordinary citizens. Besides
comprehensive descriptions of the country, economic, governmental, societal and
cultural information is found. Maps and flags are also included. All of this
information is in the public domain and it can be copied for classroom use.
CIA Kids Page
http://www.odci.gov/cia/ciakids/index.html
Supreme Court Collection (checking on
this site)
http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct
The Supreme Court is one of the few federal
organizations that does not maintain a web sites. In 1991 Cornell University
started this site to track cases. There is some retrospective material prior to
this date.
THOMAS - U.S. Congress on the Internet
Need Congressional information? This is the
place to go. This site has detailed accounts about how laws are enacted, what
past Congresses have done, what bills are under consideration, as well as, full
text documents that have played a, part in the founding of our nation.
United States House of Representatives
Looking for the amendments of the
Constitution that were proposed but never ratified? Check, out the House of
Representatives site. Laws up for consideration Eire listed here. Want a
biography of your representative, his or her voting record, an email address or
a "snail mail" address this is the place.
United States Senate
This site contains a history of Congress,
the names, biographies, voting records, e-mail and postal addresses of the
senators. Laws up for consideration may be tracked at this site.
Core Documents of U.S. Democracy
http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/dpos/coredocs.html
Looking for the Bill of Rights or the
Declaration of Independence? These documents, as well as, more contemporary
ones are located here. An explanation of the nuances and historical
significance of each document is given.
Frequently Asked Questions About NASA
http://www.nasa.gov/qanda/index.html
NASA has developed wonderful web sites. Harnessing
the information found within NASA web sites is difficult. This FAQ guide
provides a logical way to find pertinent information. The site has links to
NASA resource areas for teachers and students, NASA television, NASA TV, NASA
CU-See Me Internet Feeds, photo., videos and audio recordings. NASA career
information is available here. Copyright information concerning NASA resources
is clearly delineated at this site.
NASA Spacelinks: An Aeronautics &
Space Resource for Educators.
http://spacelink.nasa.gov/Educational.Services/
Comets, Meteors, and Asteroids
Welcome to the Planets
http://pds.jpl.nasa.gov/planets
Welcome to the US Environmental
Protection Agency
US EPA Explores Club
The United States Postal Service
Stamps Online
Peace Corps - The Toughest Job You'll
Ever Love!
http://www.peacecorps.gov/home.html
Peace Corps Kids World
http://www.peacecorps.gov/kids.index. html
This page tells what the peace corps is and
allows students to explore countries around the world, ethnic food, and stories
of different cultures.
National Archives
http://www.nara.gov/education/classrm.html
This site offers primary source material and
helpful hints how to use them in this' classroom. Part of the site includes
reproducible primary documents to be used in teaching activities. There are
simulations available at this site.
Immigration & Naturalization Service
-Teacher & Student Resources
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov/graphics/aboutins/history/teacher/index.htm
This site has relevant information for
elementary, middle and high school teachers and students on the role of
immigration, on U.S. history, and governance. There are; links to pages within
the immigration service, as well as, quality links to sites that feature Ellis
Island, Angel Island, and historical articles on immigration. There is a link
to a Kid's corner (K-12). This area explores the role of the INS in our lives
and in immigration.
U.S. Census Bureau Home Page
POPClock Projection - U.S. Population
http://www.census.gov/cgi-bin/popclock
The U.S. Mint H.I.P. Pocket Change Web
This web site contains historical
information about coins, games, and a time machine for kids. There is a teacher
section featuring a lounge, a library, and lesson plans geared toward math,
language arts, and history.
U.S. Occupational Outlook Handout 2000
http://stats.bls.gov/ocohome.htm
An excellent source for career information.
Local and State of New Hampshire Sites
Webster: The New Hampshire State
Government Online
NH Cities New Hampshire Communities
http://www.50states.com/city/newhamp.htm
City of Manchester New Hampshire
LINKS TO CITY DEPARTMENTS, GOVERNMENT
ISSUES, FLIGHT SCHEDULES AT THE AIRPORT, ETC.
Manchester Airport
Manchester City Library
http://www.manchester.lib.nh.us
ACCESS TO ONLINE
CATALOGS, INFORTRAC MAGAZINE INDEX AND PROQUEST PERIODICALS INDEX.
Manchester Police Dept.
Manchester NH School District HomePage
Integrating Technology into Curriculum
Online Resources
Copyright
Resources on the Internet
This part of the Groton Public
Schools Copyright
Implementation Manual
(CIM) directs copyright users to the wealth of copyright and fair use
information on the Internet
http://groton.k12.ct.us/mts/pt2a.htm
Curriculum Integration
and WebQuests
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Projects related
to Current Events
The expedition team is
in the Sahara Desert
http://www.projectexploration.org/
The expedition team is in
the Sahara
Desert to recover a 600-toothed
dinosaur. Learn about life in the field
and witness discoveries as they
happen with Dinosaur Expedition 2000.
Curriculum Guide
Activities
http://pblmm.k12.ca.us/PBLGuide/Activities/AssessActivites.html
Co-nect
http://exchange.co-nect.net/Teleprojects/ Co-nect offers 7 projects for
students to participate in. One of
my favorites is The Underground
Railroad Project. They also offer
a mentoring program but you must have
students signed up by Oct. 31st.
Check it out!
Technology Supports for
Project-Based Learning
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/SER/Technology/ch8.html
If you are looking for
sites with good examples of
projects - this site has that!
The Department of Space
Physics
http://space.rice.edu/hmns/
The Department of Space
Physics and
Astronomy at Rice University has
created the first online, up-to-date,
digital museum accessible to the
general public, by constructing six
interactive displays of real-time
earth and space science data,
developed and tested at the
Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS) and
now available for other museums
and schools around the country. This is
made possible by a grant from NASA
.
Center for Science
Education
http://www.edc.org/CSE/projects/destech.html
If you are not familiar
with the Center for Science
Education, dig into this site. This link
will take you to ideas for
implementing engineering skills into the
classroom or afterschool program.
Education World
http://www.education-world.com/projects/ Updated projects monthly you
can get students involved in.
Currently listing 11 or 12 projects.
Continental Acedemics
http://www.cord.org/lev3.cfm/158
Applied physics activities
ready to
download!
Kids Voting
http://www.kidsvotingusa.org/students.html Another site with activities
related to voting.
Ocean Futures
http://www.oceanfutures.org/moreof.html Ocean Futures is a non-profit
organization whose mission is to
provide the global community with a
forum for exploring issues
affecting the ocean, its inhabitants, and its
habitats. Ocean Futures reaches
out to people throughout the world,
helping them to understand our
global water system, take personal
responsibility for the restoration
and preservation of precious marine
habitats, and mobilizing them to
protect the ocean and its inhabitants.
Teachers and/or students can
receive a newsletter plus they have some
projects that could be developed
further.
Surfing for ABC's
Published Project
http://www.siec.k12.in.us/~west/proj/abc/ Here is an example of K-1st graders work on
a project and lots of fun sites. Very easy to
replicate! Isn't that generally a
criteria - we should be more
comfortable mimicking what others
have done successfully. We don't have
to reinvent the wheel. Be sure and
click on the link for Projects that
Connect if you want to see more
projects ready to go!
Curriculum Links, Info,
Writings
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/8314/
gridst.htm Check out this
site if you want to help your
teachers integrate the Internet into the
classroom. Ontario Elem. School
has done a great job of linking to
wonderful lesson plans by grade
level and specific strands.
The K-8 Aeronautics
Internet Textbook
http://wings.ucdavis.edu/
The K-8 Aeronautics
Internet Textbook
featuring 3 levels of lesson plans,
a vast array of activities, built-in
quizzes, etc. If you are trying to
get coaches interested in using
technology in the classroom, esp.
if they are a math teacher, go to the
link for Tennis!
True Value.com
http://www.truevalue.com
What a great site for
teaching real world math
or science. A creative teacher
could have a hay day with this site.
Visit projects and see what you
can create as a class activity.
Zoom Dinosaurs.com
http://www.allaboutdinosaurs.com/subjects/dinosaurs/
If you are
familiar with Zooms sites - this
is one of them! If you are not
familiar with Zoom make sure you
scroll all the way down to the bottom
of the page. There are links to
sharks, whales, butterflies,
rainforest, astronomy, and birds.
Elementary teachers tend to love this
site!
4teachers.org
http://www.4teachers.org/projectbased/checklist.shtml South Central
Regional Technology in Education
Consortium has created some great
documents to help teachers as they
create projects. They offer
checklist by grade and by subject
and the templates allow for some
customization. this is a great reference
if you are doing a professional development piece on project based learning.
TeachersFirst WebQuests
http://www.teachersfirst.com/webquest-f.htm
WebQuests reated by
Buncombe County School Staff
http://eclipse.co.buncombe.k12.nc.us/public/webquests.html
* TCEA Leadership
Symposium Curricular Integration
Contains 100's of addresses for
using technology in classroom
http://www.startel.net/users/kathyk/tceals.html#webquest
Webquests & Other
Internet Projects
http://www.esc20.net/etprojects/default.html Welcome to Creating Web-based Lessons:
Webquests & Other Internet Projects! This page is designed to model how
productivity tools and Internet-based research can fit into the information
problem-solving process, especially when using web-based lessons such as
webquests, and others.
Classroom Resources
Technology Curriculum Integration Ideas!
http://server.remc11.k12.mi.us/bcisd/classres/intideas.htm
The National Educational
Computing Conference's
Teacher Rated Top Ten Sites:
1.
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators--Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators is a categorized list of
sites on the Internet found to be useful for enhancing curriculum and teacher
professional growth.
2.
Blue Web'n--This is a library of blue-ribbon
educational sites on the web---has a vast number of lesson plans listed by
area.
3.
Apple Computer's Education Site--Great listings of seminars and events,
teaching and learning sites, a learning interchange, and disability resources.
4.
Classroom Connect--This is the home of some of the best web
quests on the Internet as well as a repository for educational resources and
Internet based lesson plans.
5.
CNN--All
the news updated every half hour. Personalize the CNN site to display only the
news that's important to you and your classes.
6.
The Global Schoolhouse--Connect
with other classrooms around the world; find interesting global learning
projects; build, promote, and conduct your own original projects through this
site.
7.
The Chalkboard--This is the place to get up-to-date
information on free education resources (things for class, lesson plans,
materials, grants, tours, workshops, etc.) offered by corporations.
8.
Instructor Magazine--You'll find absolutely wonderful
ready-to-use reproducible lessons for your classes here.
9.
Library of Congress--More than just books! Site has extensive
primary source documents in digital form.
10.
GlobaLearn--Live, interactive expeditions for students around the world
M How can a Web Quest
help me with my class and curriculum?...
http://www.harwich.edu/depts/lmcelm/wbqsthow.htm
Mel's MegaLinks:
Technology Integration : Web Quests
http://edforum.adventist.org/megalinks/Technology_Integration/Web_Quests/
Web Quest Sites:
http://www.frsd.k12.nj.us/barleylibrary/library/tchr/tr3.htm
How can a Web Quest help
me with my class and curriculum?...
http://www.harwich.edu/depts/lmcelm/wbqsthow.htm
Searchopolis Education Research
Center provides one
central place for students to find the most educationally relevant information
on the Web. Not only does Searchopolis provide access to the entire Internet,
but it also allows students to conduct more targeted searches through the new
N2H2 Education Web, a catalog of thousands of sites categorized according to
their educational content. By employing the Lexile Framework in its Education
Resource Center, N2H2 allows students to surf the Web based on their reading
comprehension level. New Searchopolis features include opinion polls, reference
tools, Word of the Day, and Expert Picks directory, an option that allows users
to browse sites by subject area and grade level. For details, go to www.searchopolis.com.
Education Highway.com runs the gamut from useful educational
information, such as lesson plans and trade news, to a full service Bid and
Quote Network for a broad range of products for schools and classrooms. This
network enables teachers or buyers to obtain three independent bids for
products used by schools, libraries and other educational institutions. Another
innovative feature on Education Highway.com is the Cartridges for Education
program, where used ink and toner cartridges can be exchanged for new
audio-visual equipment. A free stereo headset is also offered as an initiative
for registration on this site. Visit www.educationhighway.com.
Learning.com, a service that provides tools and resources
for teachers, parents, students and K-12 schools, allows teachers to share
information via their classroom Web page. Community features such as discussion
boards, tips and newsletters will allow teachers and parents to interact and
learn from one another. Parents and students will have access to classroom Web
pages, a library of learning resources and other learning activities. Tips for
teachers and parents, commerce opportunities available through Schoolpop.com
and thousands of Internet curriculum resources grouped by subkect are also
featured. Go to www.learning.com for more information.
FYI - Microsoft Lesson Connection January
2000
Microsoft Lesson Connection is a
set of tools designed to help teachers nationwide search for lesson plans
matching their local and state curriculum standards. Created by Microsoft Corp.
in collaboration with Tudor Publishing Company and Classroom Connect, Lesson
Connection helps search through tens of thousands of online lesson plans.
Teachers can embed search criteria based on Gateway to Educational Materials
standard subjects and topic keywords in their own Web-based curriculum standard
documents. When a teacher clicks on a hyperlink inserted in the document,
Microsoft Site Server-based technology searches through lesson plans indexed
from multiple sites on the Internet. Visit the site at www.k12.msn.com.
Established by the U.S. Department
of Education, Eisenhower National Clearinghouse (ENC) online provides
K-12 math and science educators with a central source of information about
teaching materials, innovative ideas and professional development. The content
of the page is divided into four categories, including Curriculum Resources,
Web Links, Professional Resources and Topics.
This site offers free, direct
access to a comprehensive set of teaching materials for use in both K-12 and
higher education. Instructors can search for resources by grade level, subject,
Adobe product, or type of material. Shared discussions among educators are
encouraged with a "faculty club," where teachers can post questions
and topics. Instructional and curriculum guides can be shared among peers in
the "exchange forum." In addition, educators receive premier-level
support at a 50% discount, and instructors taking part in the Adobe
Certified Expert Program can gain credit for sharing their knowledge about
Adobe products.
This free online destination
provides resources on products, services, and the instruction of the Spanish
language in English. Hundreds of companies and organizations that supply all
types of products - from textbooks and videos, to Latin food and immigration
help -are available. SpanishUs.com also provides bilingual learning exercises
and activities for instructors to use in class and for students to practice at
home.
Step inside PowerPointers.com. A site dedicated to helping you
communicate more effectively in your presentations. Must sign up as a member.
Thirteen/WNET New York and Disney Learning Partnership
have joined forces to create Concept to Classroom, a series of free
interactive online workshops for teachers across the US. The nine monthly
seminars cover a range of the latest teaching topics and methodologies. Each
workshop contains tutorials, featured experts, online discussion areas and
three live chat sessions with leading education experts.
The workshops are targeted at K-12
educators, including teachers, administrators, computer coordinators,
librarians and media specialists. Workshops are suitable for all levels of
Internet proficiency. Thirteen/WNET, New York, NY, www.wnet.org/wnetschool.
It is generally recognized that
assistance is needed for all teachers at all levels to help find the appropriate
resources. In early December of last year, U.S. Secretary of Education Richard
W. Riley announced the availability of a Web site to help teachers find
learning resources. It is designed to access more than 140 Web sites,
retrieving information by topic, grade level and other criteria. Lessons,
instructional units and other grade level-appropriate educational materials are
available for free. (http://www.thegateway.org)
Another example is the Web site of
the King Middle Grade School (Grades 4-6) in Kankakee, Illinois, which features
extensive curriculum resources and other useful information. Teachers can find
lesson plans, lists of online projects and more. (http://www.k111.k12.il.us/king/)
Disney Learning Partnership has launched www.disneylearning.org, an extensive online resource for
educators. The site is designed for educators who are striving to make their
teaching more creative, stimulating and engaging
The Lightspan Partnership has developed Lightspan.com, a free K-12
education portal that offers
proprietary resources,
curriculum-based content, and educator-reviewed search results. The portal
helps teachers find high-quality educational content, tools and projects for
the classroom. , www.lightspan.com.
Curriculum
Best new instructional resources
on the internet
"NotationStation"
sounds like music to our ears
http://www.notationstation.net
NotationStation.net; by the
Philadelphia-based music portal company GVOX, was developed with a simple goal
in mind-to provide music teachers with a free and easy way to publish their
music lessons online, and to offer kids an exciting new way to learn and
experience music. Divided into teacher, student, and parent sections,
NotationStation.net is an easy-to-use interactive learning center that
revolutionizes the way music is taught. Teachers can use this site to create
customized music lessons for kids, and students can use it to create online
compositions, free of charge through the MusicTime Online service. To get the
full benefit of the NotationStation.net service, however; educators must sign
up for their own class space on the site. Benefits of signing up include
a.persorialized class site that provides the teacher with unlimited space for
posting lessons arid notation files. Students can access those lessons
24 hours a day using a private class code. Another benefit is the Lesson
Library, which allows users to search-and add to=the vast archive of lessons
posted by other educators at Notationstation.net. The site also allows students
to post their compositions and homework instantly to their class site for
review. The Class Roster automatically.keeps track of all students logging into
a class and all of their submissions. In addition, free MusicTime Deluxe
software-, normally a $69 value-allows teachers to view and create files
offline.
Learn To Use The Internet In Class With Dell's "The Web School" http://www.dell.com/thewebschool
The Web School is Dell's newest
addition to its K-12 site, an online resource for educators who want to go back
to school (virtually) to expand their knowledge of the Internet and its uses
within the classroom. The Web School is designed to help teachers jump-start
their creative thinking about ways to bring classroom instructionto life.
Educators who en-, roll are given a resource to help them learn the internet in
order to conduct research, develop lesson plans, and facilitate classroom
discussions. Dell developed the Web School after a recent 'Dell-commissioned
study determined that students believe the internet will have a significant
impact on their professional lives. The company hopes to bring teachers along
in the internet learning curve so they, in turn, can help students prepare for
careers that undoubtedly will require some use of technology and the internet.
Imagine the Universe
Lesson Plans
http://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/teachers/lesson_plans.html
NASA Education Division
http://developers.ivv.nasa.gov/educate/nasa_edu.html
NASA's Education Division provides
educational programs and materials for teachers and students from the
elementary to the university levels. The NASA Teacher Resource Center Network,
a dissemination mechanism to provide educators with NASA educational materials,
is one of the programs that has helped science and mathematics teachers over
the years.
NASA's Education Division provides
these resources for educators:
- Teacher Resource Center Network
- Teacher Resource Centers
- Regional Teacher Resource Centers
- Central Operation of Resources for
Educators
Library of Congress, Map
Collections: 1544-1996
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpedu/map/mapintro.html
Composed of selected Americana and
cartographic treasures of the Library of Congress, Map Collections:
1544-1996 has seven major categories: cities and towns, conservation and
environment, discovery and exploration, Cultrual Landscape, military battles
and campaigns, transportation and communication, and general maps. Within these
categories, there are smaller collections: Panoramic Maps, Mapping the National
Parks, Maps of Liberia, and Railroad Maps
American Memory - Historical
Collections for theNational Digital Library
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/ammemhome.html
tutorialfind.com
A free educational resource,
tutorialfind.com is a search engine designed for anyone wishing to find
tutorials on the Internet. Content ranges from advanced computer software to
materials for learning a new language. Search requests, a monthly newsletter
and a tutorial notification service are also offered at no charge to the user.
EduHound.com
Have you ever visited EduHound.com, a
division of T.H.E. Journal? If not, it's a must see. Our award winning web site
makes Internet user-friendly for educators with an easy-to-navigate site,
featuring 15,000 K-12 educational links
Blue Web'n Learning Sites Library
& WebQuests
http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/bluewebn/
ITSCO's
Collection of Teacher-Created WebQuests
http://www.itsco.org/webquest/gallery.html
The Jason Project
WebQuest Page
http://edweb.sdsu.edu/webquest/
Creating an Interactive PowerPoint Lesson for the Classroom
Dr. Lawrence Tomei and Margaret Balmert
http://www.thejournal.com/magazine/vault/A2964.cfm
Complete self-paced tutorial to
learn how to use Microsoft Access Database.
http://mis.bus.sfu.ca/tutorials/MSAccess/tutorials.html
Brief
Timeline of American Literature and Events
Pre-1620 to 1920
http://www.teachersfirst.com/cnt-lit-f.htm
Craig's HotSpots
http://minot.com/~nansen/HotSpots.html
Minot Public
Schools Educational Bookmarks
http://www.minot.k12.nd.us/
Minot Teachers
Center
http://www.minot.k12.nd.us/links/teacher.html
Mrs. Juster's
Virtual Classroom
Mr. Juster is an English teacher
at Londonderry High School. Excellent web site for English teachers.
INFOMINE
is intended for the introduction
and use of Internet/Web resources of relevance to faculty, students, and
research staff at the university level. It is being offered as a comprehensive
showcase, virtual library and reference tool containing highly useful
Internet/Web resources including databases, electronic journals, electronic
books, bulletin boards, listservs, online library card catalogs, articles and
directories of researchers, among many other types of information
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