Ask ERIC-personalized, Internet-based question answering service for k-12 educators

History/SocStudies for Teachers - encourages use of Internet as a tool for learning and teaching; provides help in locating and using the Internet resources

Online Resources-links to sites in World History, US History,Countries and general resources

Best Web Sites for Teachers-a new release with improvements; original 750 sites were reviewed and additions made

IBM K-12 Homepage-features a link each week

Online Class-interested in integrating the Internet into your curriculum, but want something already organized and ready to go?

Big 6 Skills for Information Problem Solving-provides a system to help students make use of the information overload. The best available, created by Eisenberg and Berkowitz, a librarian-teacher team

ICONnect-includes on-line courses and lists of relevant curriculum web sites; also listservs focused on integrating the Internet into the K-12 curriculum and technical support to navigate the Internet

PBSTeacherSource-lesson plans, guides, activities; access to curriculum, professional development and community resources provided by PBS stations across the country

BlueWeb'N-offers a comprehensive collection of research projects organized into subject areas and grade levels

IECC-Classroom Connections-helps teachers and classes link with partners in other countries and cultures for e-mail classroom pen-pal and project exchanges

San Diego Zoo:Intern Quest-students or whole classroom of students can participate by becoming "Virtual Interns" linked with one of the interns at the Zoo

 Brains-practical classroom applications of current brain research

Intercultural E-Mail Classroom Connections- Link with partners in other countries and cultures for e-mail classroom pen-pal and project exchanges

Scout Report-shows you the way to the best resources on the Internet. It's updated weekly by librarians and educators, looking for online resources most valuable to the education community

Busy Teachers-a rich resource of lesson plans and classroom activities arranged by subject

Internet Projects Registry - The Internet Projects Registry is a clearinghouse for collaborative projects from across the globe; this tool helps you locate projects by Age Level, Project Start Date, or Curriculum Area(s), Technologies Used, and Project Levels.

Smithsonian Institution-offers lesson plans in art, language arts, social studies and science; pictures and documents on-line can be downloaded and used with lesson plans and activities

Classroom Connect-bi-weekly listing of new and useful sites for K-12 educators. Move to the homepage to see other useful places at this site

Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators a classified list of Web sites "found to be useful for enhancing curriculum and teacher professional growth,: updated daily, user-friendly

Study Web-useful if you want your students to do on-line research; offers many areas of academic research, a list of teacher mailing lists from classroom management to relieving stress

Discovering Computers-a high level web-enhance textbook, including audio, interactive chapter reviews, and lab exercises

Key Curriculum Press-a great site for math educators who work with math software such as The geometer's Sketchpad. A Java Sketchpad attracts even reluctant students

Teach-nology-many tools including one that generates 14 different types of rubrics and one that creates different graphic organizers

Education World-features an education-specific search engine with links to more than 100,000 sites

Learning with Mystery-lesson plans and ideas for using mysteries in the classroom

Teachers First-offers lesson plans and links to use for research; has a page with tips for first-year teachers

Educators' Oasis - an outstanding site for professional resources and support for teachers

Lesson Plans/Resources for Social Studies-a professor of Secondary Ed at CSU gathered lesson plans and resources from the Internet for social studies teachers

Teachers.Net-offers voluminous reference materials, a lesson plan exchange, and a chatroom for educators

EdWeb-an intelligent, detailed, informal and practical guide, both to education-related issues concerning the Internet, and to educational resources on the Web

Library Media Center Standards-covers all aspects of the LM program; from Minnesota

Today in History and Today in History Archives offers a presentation from the Library of Congress of historic facts highlighted by items from the American Memory:Historical Collections of the National Digital Library, a full-text collection of primary resources.

ERIC-lots of lesson plan ideas organized by curriculum area

Literary Calendar-click on a day of the month of this calendar, and find out about an important literary event that occurred on that day in history

 Translation Service-connect to Babel Fish on Alta Vista and translate anything

Fast Facts-describes and explains results of research showing relationship between research skills use of libraries and student achievement

MarcoPolo - Learn about and access the high-quality, standards-based lesson plans, student activities, reviewed Web sites

UMUC-Bell Atlantic Virtual Resource Site for Teaching with Technology-a good place to acquaint yourself with the technologies needed for
learning; helps educators address the issue "What do you want to use
technology for?"

4Teachers-great stuff on integrating technology, but the best is Rubistar (located under Tools)

MarketingTeacher.com-Marketing links and free mini-lessons are available at this site.

The Web as a Research Tool-covers setting goals, finding resources, focus for exploring and applying strategies

From Now On-a journal of educational technology

Media Literacy-a support service for teachers concerned with the influence of media in the lives of children and youth

WebQuest-requires students to work in teams to develop solutions to problems and responses to challenges

Gateway to Ed. Materials-access to valuable classroom and learning materials

Mining Company-links to various teacher resources, as well as information on coop learning, block scheduling and job openings

What's What on the Web-a site dedicated to helping people find new and useful Internet resources.

HistoryNet-a joint effort of America's largest publisher of history magazines and the National Historical Society

NOVA-find ideas from fellow teachers for bringing NOVA into the classroom

WorLD-Join on-line communities to expand distance learning, enhance understanding, support economic and social development, and train teachers.