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- Active
Learning on the Web- This site offers strategies and examples for
teachers who would like to use the Web to support instruction.
- Ahead of the Future.com-
A portal to help keep children, parent and teachers safe on-line, as
well as productive. The site is always being updated to reflect changes
on the web.
- Blackboard.com- Blackboard
enables instructors to host online courses that include learning materials,
class discussions, and tests.
- Displaying Computer
Output on a Television Screen- Would you like to be able to demonstrate
or present computer information on a big screen TV, or show student
work from the computer to the whole class without using expensive projection
devices?
- eCollege.com- Allows you to
create a secure and private Web environment to supplement any traditional
course. You can post syllabi, grades, and more.
- Education
with New Technologies- Harvard University's Education with New Technologies
site is "an on-line village with people, resources, and tools to help
you learn about using new technologies to teach for understanding. The
village is especially designed to help participants clarify their goals,
collaborate with others to extend their understanding, and reflect on
their progress and plans."
- Integrating the Internet-
A site that offers a few valuable tutorials for teachers.
- Search Engine Colossus-
A gigantic directory of just about every search engine on the planet.
- Tammy's Technology Tips for
Teachers- Learn to how to use your classroom computer to your advantage.
A great site!
- Teacher's Internet
Use Guide- Describes how to create Internet lessons aligned with
state standards.
- ThinkQuest- Offers contests
that challenge students and teachers to use the Internet as a collaborative,
interactive learning tool.
- Tools for On-Line Learning-
This page illustrates a number of software applications that can be
used for delivering distance education courses over the Internet.
- TrackStar- An on-line
interface that helps instructors organize and annotate on-line resources
(URLs) and file them in the TrackStar database.
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