Ask ERIC - provides access to educational resources including lesson plans, and more.
Pac Bell Blue Web'n Learning Applications - provides a library of Internet-based instruction sites including lessons, activities, projects, resources, references, and tools in a variety of subject areas.
Busy Teachers' Website - provides resource materials, lesson plans, classroom activities and more.
Classroom Connect - offers a searchable database of links to thousands of teacher-oriented Web sites and teacher contacts.
Citing
Internet Resources - Classroom Connect article that provides
examples on how to cite Internet sources.
Citing for MLA Style
Citations of Electronic Resources - provides the MLA styles on
how to site sources from the Internet.
Content and Standards
- suggests educational outcomes as you decide which resources to use that are grouped with related subject-area content standards.
Copyright
Questions and Answers - lists a variety of questions and answers on copyright issues.
Doc's Education Resource Pages provides - K-12 Internet resources in Foreign Language, Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, Health and Physical Education, and the Arts.
Education World - contains a searchable archieve of more than 35,000 links to educational information on the Internet.
Eisenhower National Clearinghouse - provides extensive resources for Math and Science. It has a math and science resource finder, lessons, activities and educational resources.
Evaluating Internet Sites - provides surveys for high school students to help them evaluate Internet sites for authenticity, applicability, authorship, bias, and usability.
Thinking Critically about World Wide Web Resources provides another set of criteria for evaluating Internet Sites.
Math & Science Explorer Database lets you search through a collection of 2500+ lesson plans, projects, and activities related to all aspects of mathematics and science.
Global School Net - provides a wealth of Internet Activities for students. It leads the way in demonstrating educational applications for using the Internet. Two of projects are Where in the World is Roger and Global Grocery List
Franklin Institute Science Museum - provides an organized list of Internet Projects divided by subject area.
I*EARN Projects - (International Education Resources Network) interactive global student projects organized by subject matter.
Internet Lesson Planning - a Classroom Connect Article describing how to effectively create lessons using the Internet.
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators800 plus links arranged by subject for teachers to use to exhance curriculum and expand their professional growth.
LD Online - an interactive guide to learning disabilities for parents, teachers, and children. Provides links and information on ADD/ADHD, assessment, social skills, speech and language, teaching techniques, self-esteem, I.E.Ps, reading, math skills, technology, and more.
NASA Online Interactive Projects - projects called "Sharing NASA" allow students to share in the excitement of authentic scientific and engineering pursuits like high-altitude astronomy, spacecraft explorations of distant planets, and space-based life sciences research. All "Sharing NASA" projects include online resources.
Online Educator - an online newsletter providing ideas for making the Internet an accessible, useful classroom tool.
School Librarian Links - Cruise Control for librarians on the Information Super Highway. This site is an all-in-one reference site for school librarians seeking professional resources on the Internet.
Teacher's Edition Online - provides teaching tips and lesson plans.
TEAMS Distance Learning Projects - The Los Angeles County Office of Education describes current projects, upcoming project, and completed projects from TEAMS and other organizations. The projects are organized by content.
Telecollaborative Learning Around the World - provides ideas and checklists on planning, developing and participating in telecommunications projects.