1. Sociology Classroom Internet Resources for High School Students and Teachers. http://home.att.net/~sociologyclassroom/home.html

Internet Resources for High School Students and Teachers General Sociology Sociology Topics Culture World News Sources ... Just for Teachers Sociology is the study of people, social life, and society. Sociologists attempt to understand and explain human social behavior by studying the groups they belong to. "The excitement of sociology lies in the fact that its perspective makes us see in a new light the very world in which we have lived all our lives." (Peter L. Berger) Suggest a Link Lesson Plans Site Map powered by FreeFind General Sociology Sociology Topics Culture ... Acknowledgments Last updated 4/21/02 var site="sm4sociology"

2. Classroom Internet Favorite. Links. classroom internet. Mysteries. in the. Classroom. Having been around just a very few years, the teachers today are still novices on the Internet. Sites that instruct as http://volweb.utk.edu/Schools/tdalton/hyperpro.html

I TEACHER USES I STUDENT USES I CONCERNS I REFERENCES I Home Resume Favorite Links Classroom Internet Mysteries in the Classroom Having been around just a very few years, the Internet, as we have come to know it, has grown into a virtual smorgasbord of educational information. It is up to teachers, as users, to determine if the information is valid and worth sharing in a classroom environment. Many teachers today are still novices on the Internet. Sites that instruct as well as inform can be very helpful. The Busy Teachers' Website is designed to do just thathelp busy teachers learn to use the Internet and integrate it into their classroom projects. As a teacher, I have found the Internet to have many and varied uses. The most helpful, I would have to say, is the sharing of ideasonline!! Educational discussion rooms and listservs such as Classroom Connect and Teach Talk offer forums for the online exchange of valuable information. The Alphabet Superhighway is a great site for elementary school teachers to visit! Once there you'll find an educational website sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education, assisting teachers, and students as well, in creating, locating, and communicating

3. NHPTV Knowledge Network: Classroom Internet Library Looking for Internet resources for the classroom? The classroom internet Library has thousands of reviewed web sites aligned to the NH Curriculum Frameworks. http://www.nhptv.org/kn/cil/

Contact NHPTV TV Schedules NHPTV Productions About NHPTV ... Home Looking for Internet resources for the classroom? The Classroom Internet Library has thousands of reviewed web sites aligned to the NH Curriculum Frameworks. You'll find web sites for science, social studies, language arts, and lots more. The Arts Guidance Health and Physical Education Language Arts ... Pressroom New Hampshire Public Television 268 Mast Road, Durham, NH 03824. 603-868-1100 Fax 603-868-7552 NHPTV Mailbox: let us know what you think

4. Classroom Resources Welcome to the TEACHERS USE TECH website! classroom internet Resources. classroom internet resources as those which teachers and/or http://www.ourladyofvictories.ecsd.net/maas/usetech/resources.htm

Classroom Internet Resources Classroom Internet resources as those which teachers and/or students can use on a regular and ongoing basis to help with the running of the class. Choose from the following categories: School-Safe Search Engines/Directories/Website Listings Easy-to-find clip art School-Safe Search Engines/Directories/Website Listings Yahooligans - click or search your way to almost any kid-safe website pertaining to education. Ask Jeeves for Kids - submit a search in the natural language form of a question to 'Jeeves', and your response comes in the form of a search listing. Very kid-friendly and doesn't involve all the Boolean terms for searches. KidsClick - another searchable directory related directly to kids and to schools. 2Learn.ca's Find-a-site Database - this links to the Telus Learning Connection website's database of educational websites that directly link to the Alberta curriculum and beyond. Kathy Shrock's Web Guide - this site has won many awards for educational content. Made for teachers, it has links to great educational websites hand-picked by Kathy Shrock, a leader in school technology integration in the U.S. as well as information on a variety of topics related to teaching.

5. Www.classroom.com/edsoasis www.classroom.com/community/connection/howto/citeresources.jhtml l2l.ed.psu.edu/linktuts/intemain.htm classroom internet The Busy Teachers Website is designed to do just thathelp busy teachers learn to use the Internet and integrate it into their classroom projects. http://www.classroom.com/edsoasis

6. Nutrition Explorations: Educators: For Your Classroom: Internet Classroom Here are some tips for choosing sites that are right for your classroom • Make sure Make the Web Part of Your Nutrition Unit The Internet lends itself to http://www.nutritionexplorations.org/educators/classroom-internet.asp

header_date('educators') Finding Good Nutrition on the Web There are plenty of nutrition sites to choose from on the Web. Here are some tips for choosing sites that are right for your classroom: Make the Web Part of Your Nutrition Unit The Internet lends itself to teaching nutrition. Here are some tips for adding a cyber-dimension to your nutrition unit: Related Links: Food Guide Pyramid KidsÕ Activities KidsÕ Fun Links sitemap ... find your local Dairy Council Let Captain Nutrition put kids listening skills and teamwork to the test.

7. Nutrition Explorations: Educators: For Your Classroom: Internet Classroom Food Guide Pyramid Nutrition FAQs Nutrition Lesson Activities For Your Classroom Nutrition Calendar Pyramid News Classroom Contest Internet Classroom Links for http://www.nutritionexplorations.org/educators/classroom-calendar.asp

header_date('educators') Each month's Nutrition Explorations Calendar is choc full of classroom ideas and nutrition tips to help parents and teachers encourage healthy eating at home and at school. Display this month's calendar in your classroom or provide each child with a copy to take home. Be sure to add your own special activities or ideas. Every month's tips and ideas are different so be sure to view past calendars and check out our calendar next month! June 2004 - NEW! Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 May 2004 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 April 2004 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 March 2004 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 February 2004 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 January 2004 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 December 2003 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 November 2003 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 October 2003 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 September 2003 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 August 2003 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 July 2003 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 June 2003 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 May 2003 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Week 5 April 2003 Monthly Calendar Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 ... Connect classroom nutrition learning with the cafeteria!

8. Lesley UT: Classroom Internet Access For Presentations University Technology. classroom internet Access for Presentations, UT is pleased to announce our new service classroom internet access for presentations. http://www.lesley.edu/ut/faqs/dhcp.html

join our mailing list ! ut home ut site index ... contact us ut services by user students on-campus faculty off-campus ... staff ut services by category email training virus resource center ... e-policy University Technology Classroom Internet Access for Presentations RELATED PAGES Public Affairs' Event Planning Manual (PDF) Contact the Registrar to Reserve Rooms Reserving Data Projectors Through the Kresge Center UT is pleased to announce our new service classroom Internet access for presentations. Our new procedures are improved and streamlined, allowing you more flexibility in planning your event. Please note that this service is for the facilitation of events, classes, and presentations and is available to Lesley faculty, staff and invited speakers only What's In This Section: Rooms with Internet Access Minimum Requirements Where to Get Network Cables Locating the DHCP Active Network Jack ... Getting Help Rooms with Internet Access Most rooms on the Cambridge campus now have easy access to the Internet via DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). You must reserve these rooms in advance. Read the event planning manual published by Public Affairs for more information, or

9. Faster Classroom Internet Access Speed up your classroom internet Access by 100 Times! For less than $1000 How? The key to survival in the Internet classroom is the proper handing of caching. http://www.southwest.com.au/~jfuller/fastaccess.html

Speed up your Classroom Internet Access by 100 Times! For less than $1000 The common feature amongst all of them is that they allow many users to connect to the Internet via one phone line. All of them act as "intermediate buffer" between the users and the Internet itself. Proxy Servers act on behalf of the Internet – hence the name "proxy". Some Internet Service Providers (ISP) also use a proxy. When you think you are accessing the "Internet", you are often accessing the proxy on their computer. The ISP pays less for their data downloads and you get information quicker – everybody is happy. According to the Oxford …. A cache is "…a hiding place for treasure". A treasure it certainly is!! The key to survival in the Internet classroom is the proper handing of caching. You MUST know what your computer is doing with its "hidden treasures" and how to make it do what you want. The caching feature of browsers is the secret to FAST Internet access in the classroom. Your ISP has a big one Too!

10. Technology : Lesson Plans : Classroom - CGTL, FDU Title Chinese classroom internet Activity. Chinese 1 3. Standards Addressed Foreign Language Standards. 1.2, 5.1. Sites Cited www.singtao.com. Proceduures http://globalteachinglearning.com/cjwlpdi/lessontech/chinese.shtml

Standards Classrooms Family GAINS ... Performance Guidelines Central Jersey World Languages Professional Development Institute 2000 Assessment Tasks Children's Literature/WL Lesson Plans Technology/WL Lessons Plans CD-ROM Title Topic Print The Cat Came Back Story-telling, descriptions La comida Food Celebrando la familia Family Conexiones Las Meninas Art Visitamos El Prado Art El Museo del Prado Challenge Art Find the Card in the Living Room House Architecture Internet Title Topic Vamos de compras Shopping Memory Vocabulary Review A Mayan Adventure History Travel Travel Brochure Weather Let’s go job hunting Careers Visitons Colmar Travel Vamos al cine Movies Bienvienidos Family Museo Mural Diego Rivera Art Chinese Classroom Internet Activity Weather Multimedia Title Topic Creative Imagination Literature, Art, Architecture Yo (Hyperstudio Project) Describing family and self Lesson plans and assessments contributed by Central Jersey World Languages Professional Development Institute 2000.

11. Applications For K-12 Networking: Classroom Internet Connectivity Applications for K12 Networking. classroom internet Connectivity. The Challenge Most schools with Internet connectivity have limited http://www.proxim.com/solutions/mobile/education/k-12/classroom.html

Proxim Worldwide Select language português < Education Homepage Download: PDF Classroom Internet Connectivity Download: PDF Increased Student and Faculty Safety with Phone Service Across Campus Download: PDF Student and Faculty Security Download: PDF Case Studies Application Notes Mobile Enterprise Presentation ... News Article: Proxim, Trillion Strive to Provide Wireless Web Access to 750 Schools by Year-End Applications for K-12 Networking Classroom Internet Connectivity The Challenge Most schools with Internet connectivity have limited the connection to either the school’s computer lab, or to one computer in each classroom. Children either file down the hall to the lab, disrupting the normal flow of learning; or they take turns clustered around the classroom computer in groups of two or three. Though the student’s learning experience would be both enhanced and more productive by having her own computer lesson at her desk, the cost of supplying a Cat5 connection and computer to each student makes the idea untenable. The Solution Using wireless LANs allows schools to integrate interactive online lessons inside the classroom. Wireless network access throughout the school is much simpler, faster and costs a fraction of wired networks. A shared, mobile computer cart containing wireless-enabled laptops and a printer can be wheeled to classrooms as needed, minimizing expense by not requiring computers for each classroom. In fact, properly positioned access points can even provide wireless coverage outdoors, providing further opportunities to incorporate the Internet into science, physics and other curricula that benefit from experiments and observation outside the classroom.

12. The 21st Century Classroom: Internet Technology Transforms The Where, When, And 14, NO. 3, THIRD QUARTER 2002. The 21st Century classroom internet Technology Transforms the Where, When, and How of ELearning, 21st Century Classroom. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/about/ac123/ac114/ac173/ac170/about_cisco_packet_neti

Skip Navigation Skip to Content Skip to Search Skip to Footer ... Site Map Area Navigation Industry Solutions Networking Solutions Ordering Technical Support About Cisco Select a Location / Language Hierarchical Navigation Skip to Content ABOUT CISCO PUBLICATIONS PACKET MAGAZINE ... The 21st Century Classroom: Internet Technology Transforms the Where, When, and How of E-Learning PACKET VOL. 14, NO. 3, THIRD QUARTER 2002 The 21st Century Classroom: Internet Technology Transforms the Where, When, and How of E-Learning 21st Century Classroom Internet technology transforms the where, when, and how of learning. BY RHONDA RAIDER Snapshot: Many educational institutions of all sizes are undergoing a fundamental shift a shift fueled by Internet technology and the knowledge that not all students and classrooms are created equal. This article lays out some of the ways that grade schools and universities are using Internet technology such as streaming media, wireless networking, and IP video to transform how curriculum is delivered and how and where students learn. Keywords: Nearly every service industry has abandoned the one-size-fits-all approach in recent decades, smartly recognizing that customers have unique needs. Today, educational institutions of all sizes are poised to undergo a similar shift one fueled by Internet technology and the knowledge that not all students are created equal. "Most classrooms still follow the teaching model of early last century," says Dr. Fred Siff, vice president and chief information officer (CIO) at the University of Cincinnati, Ohio. "If you want to learn managerial accounting, you show up in the classroom Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9 a.m. and sit for 50 minutes. Finally, with Internet technology, we can deliver instruction in more interesting, innovative, and learner-centered ways."

13. Login For Classroom Internet Access Technology Support Center Login for classroom internet Access OIT TIGHTENS INTERNET ACCESS SECURITY IN CLASSES. All students, faculty http://8help.osu.edu/1465.html

Categories Account Info Buckeye Bundle Email DialUp ... WebBrowsers Forms Account Applications Email Forwarding Feedback Get Help ... Change Request Links Change Password System Status Page Coordinator ... Links Related Links Online at OSU Glossary OIT Homepage TELR Homepage ... CIO Homepage Help Desk Technology Support Center Login for Classroom Internet Access OIT TIGHTENS INTERNET ACCESS SECURITY IN CLASSES All students, faculty, and staff who log on to the Internet from computers in any of the more than 340 classroom pool rooms, are now required to authenticate identification first by entering their OSU Internet username and password. Over the summer, OIT installed new network hardware in the entire classroom pool to reduce unauthorized use of both classroom and OSUNet bandwidth. The use of other software applications are not affected by the installation. CONTACT: mailto:classroomhelp@osu.edu Current Record: 1465 Need more help? Contact 8help@osu.edu Was this document helpful? Comments Yes No Search For Keywords Search the Support Center Search all of OIT Home

14. Think Classroom: Internet Links Internet Links Where can you find a link to what you need among the millions of web sites available? Thinkport has found some of http://www.thinkport.org/classroom/links/default.tp

Home Help Log in Register Any Content Type Content Standards Courses Events Indicators Internet Links Lesson Plans Online Fieldtrips Series Student Activities Teacher Profiles Teacher Web Sites Tech Learning Tech Tours Thinkport Tools Video Clips Video Episodes Worksheets Advanced Search Lessons Media Center Voluntary State Curriculum ... Internet Links Internet Links advanced search About Thinkport Sitemap Share this Site ... Contact © Maryland Public Television and Johns Hopkins University Center for Technology in Education 2004 Funding for Thinkport has been provided by The U.S. Department of Education Star Schools Program.

15. Using WebQuests In Your Classroom Think of WebQuests as a new kind of Webcentered classroom internet project much like the Internet Hunts mentioned in the Creating Successful Internet http://205.146.39.13/linktuts/inteweb.htm

Integrating the Internet into the Curriculum Using WebQuests in Your Classroom A quiet revolution is taking place on the Internet. K-12 educators and university professors around the world are working together to develop new, innovative ways to bring the Internet into their curriculum, and then sharing their successful implementations with others via the World Wide Web. In the summer of 1995, Bernie Dodge , a professor of educational technology at San Diego State University , developed an innovative approach to using the Internet as an integral part of teaching any subject at any grade level. He wrote a brief, three-page summary of his new idea, and promptly posted it to the World Wide Web. Since that summer day, hundreds of wired K-12 educators have visited Dodge's WebQuest Home Page , studied his unique approach, and adopted it for use in their classrooms. Indeed, the word "WebQuest" has quickly become one of the hottest educational technology buzzwords, both online and in the real world. This tutorial, based with permission on Dodge's groundbreaking work, introduces you to this exciting Internet innovation, and provides you with links to hands-on examples of how this technique is being implemented in elementary and secondary schools around the world. We've also included a simple template to help you make WebQuests of your own for use in your classroom right away!

16. .:Technical Resource Group:.Smart Classroom Internet Access Smart Classroom Connecting to the Internet. This page is designed for posting common problems and their solutions for Smart classroom operation problems. http://www.ualberta.ca/TRG/smclass/faq.htm

Smart Classroom - Connecting to the Internet This page is designed for posting common problems and their solutions for Smart classroom operation problems. It is compiled by the trouble calls and electronic reports we receive. If you need to report a problem you are having click here. Where can I get the keys and the codes to access the equipment in SMART classrooms? Contact Classroom Support for keys and codes. How do I FTP files to the Learn-Net server used in the SMART Classrooms? Instructions on how to access the Learn-Net Server are located on our Learn-Net page . Information on how to FTP and use FTP programs is located here on the CNS website. I'm having a conference in one of the Smart Classrooms, do I have to pay for the equipment? The equipment in the Smart classrooms is only available free of charge to GFC approved courses, departmental meetings. All other groups will have to pay a fee for the use of the equipment in the Smart classrooms. Looking for funding? Please contact the Research Grants Office regarding information on the University of Alberta's Conference Fund. Outside groups must book through Conference Services at 492-4281.

17. .:Technical Resource Group:.Smart Classroom Internet Access Smart Classroom Connecting to the Internet. Smart Classroom Computer. Once bootup is completed, select the Authentication Icon. http://www.ualberta.ca/TRG/smclass/internet.htm

Smart Classroom - Connecting to the Internet Smart Classroom Computer Laptop Computer (Taken from the CNS web site: http://www.ualberta.ca/CNS/labs/laptops.html and changed to suit the Smart Classrooms) To connect and authenticate your laptop in a Smart Classroom you will need an Ethernet card, an Ethernet cable and your Campus Computing ID and password. Need software or more information? You can get internet access software from: http://www.ualberta.ca/CNS/SOFTWARE or on a diskette or CD-ROM from the CNS helpdesk (302 General Services Building) Phone (780) 492-9400. Windows95/98/ME: 1. From the Windows desktop, select Start, then Settings, then Control Panel. Double-click on the Network icon, then click the Add button. 2. In the Select Network Component Type box, select Protocol, then click the Add button. Then, select Microsoft (on the left), then TCP/IP (on the right). Click OK. 4. Change the Primary Network Logon to the Windows Logon option. Click OK.

18. EDSITEment - Reference Shelf Reference Shelf. classroom internet Integration. One important goal of EDSITEment is to help educators integrate the Internet as a standard classroom resource. http://edsitement.neh.gov/reference_shelf.asp

Tips for better browsing Evaluating Online Resources Electronic Citations Analyzing Primary Sources ... Standards Websites Reference Shelf Classroom Internet Integration One important goal of EDSITEment is to help educators integrate the Internet as a standard classroom resource. Once you tap into this seemingly boundless source of ideas, new experiences, and information, you will recognize that it holds a unique potential for inspiring real intellectual curiosity in your students and for stimulating multidimensional intellectual growth. You can use the Internet to: Create increased sharing of the responsibility for learning among students and teachers. Engage students in authentic tasks, designed to help them understand how scholars, for example, use primary materials to interpret events or human interaction or expressions. Encourage students to work in teams, sparking questions and ideas off of each other, offering them an experience similar to modern-day practices in the workplace. Enhance students' natural curiosity and love of exploration.

19. Education Department Reports Classroom Internet Access Nearly Doubles Education Department Reports classroom internet Access Nearly Doubles March 2, 1999 US Newswire via NewsEdge Corporation WASHINGTON, March 1 /US Newswire http://www.altrc.org/displayit.asp?id=142

20. The Classroom Internet Safety Internet Safety and Security. Click on the or the title for the information you are seeking! A Safety Net For The InternetA Safety http://www.gradebook.org/internetsecurity.html

Internet Safety and Security Click on the or the title for the information you are seeking! A Safety Net For The Internet A guide for parents on internet safety, from the librarians of the The New York Public ... A Safety Net For The Internet: A Parent's Guide Who's Afraid Of The Internet?...What Parents Should Know How To ... Advice for Parents on Internet Safety Advice for Parents on safe Internet Use, Filtering/Blocking Software,Anti Virus products. Includes e-mail, www, usenet, ftp, and chat issues Child Safety on the Internet Information from the Western Australian Internet Association CyberAngels Working for self-regulation of the Internet. Volunteers surf the Web looking for criminal activity. Cyberstalking and Internet Safety FAQ by Rachel R. Hartman Tips on how to protect yourself on the internet. Disney Online Guest Services - Internet Safety Tips Disney Online's Internet Safety Tips. FBI Publications - A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety. English Version. Spanish Version. Federal Bureau of Investigation Crimes Against Children Program 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Room 11163 Washington, D.C.... TheGuardianAngel.com - Internet Safety Awareness Articles

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