121. Welcoming The Internet Into Your Classroom Incorporating the internet into your classroom provides students with more opportunities to structure their own learning. Students http://teacher.scholastic.com/professional/teachtech/welcomeinternet.htm

Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Assignment This seminar will discuss a few critical components of putting the power of the Internet to work in the classroom. These include simple searching techniques, information literacy skills, and strategies to develop Internet-safe lessons. As a teacher and lifelong learner, one of the most powerful and rewarding instructional tools at your fingertips is the Internet. Within seconds, an entire civilization or country thousands of miles away is at your desktop. Questions that would have taken hours to find an answer to are not only answered but expounded upon. Due to its timeliness and currency, the Internet can capture teachable moments The Internet provides a wealth of resources and information that make teaching exciting and new. Some of the nuggets you can find on the Internet include: lesson plans virtual field trips simulations facts, figures, and formulas exhibits experiments maps seminars for professional development songs and stories tutorials puzzles book reviews historical archives authors science fair projects collaborative projects The Internet is also an ideal mechanism for encouraging students to assume responsibility for their own learning. As students find different learning resources on the Internet, they become active participants in their quest for knowledge. Incorporating the Internet into your classroom provides students with more opportunities to structure their own learning. Students are able to define their learning needs, find information, assess its value, build their own knowledge base, and communicate their discoveries.

122. Metropolitan Association For Teachers Of Science Purpose is to make available internet K12 resources to the science teachers of metropolitan Houston and to encourage teachers to share successful classroom ideas over the web. http://home.flash.net/~dfelske/mats/

Membership and Conference Registration Forms Member Email Addresses The purpose of this web site is to make available internet K-12 resources to the science teachers of Metropolitan Houston and to encourage teachers to share successful classroom ideas through this relatively new media. General References: general education sites for teachers Science Links: links to science sites on the internet Math Links: links to math sites on the internet Web Search: links to search engines on the internet Professional Development: links to professional development sites on the internet Lesson Plans: lesson plan links from the internet and from some of our members Grants: links to grant information sites on the internet Student sites: links to student created science and math sites Teacher's Lounge: links to professional journals, educational chat areas, and humor Membership Application: print a copy of the membership application, fill it out and mail it Calendar of Events: information about conferences and activities for science teachers in the Houston area Email Addresses: email addresses of science teachers and others we have met at science conferences This page has been viewed 3443 times.

123. Curriculum Ideas Space .the Final Frontier. Explore the realms of space with these Websites. Science in the classroom Lesson for the Yuckiest Site on the internet. http://www.cyberbee.com/intclass.html

Now that I have a connection to the Internet, what do I do with it? This is a very valid question that is asked hundreds of times on listservs, at conferences, and in school faculty meetings. Common statements range from I don't have time to do one more thing to where do I go for examples? This page is dedicated to examples of how the Web can be used in the classroom. Celebrate African-American Art Music and Literature Approach Black History from a different perspective. Explore the rich heritage of African Americans through art, music, and literature. Most of our students know the impact of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcom X. They know rap. But do they know about the Lindy Hop? Have they heard the sounds of W. C. Handy, read firsthand stories from former slaves, or been to an African-American art exhibit? Let the voices of the past speak to our students in a way that will give them a deeper appreciation for African-American culture. Games Children Play From the Ancient Egyptian game of Senet to the digital games of today, children have reveled in the strategies, stories, and intrigue that challenge the mind. Teaching history, math, science, reading/languages arts, and the unified arts through games or game construction can reinforce skill, concept, and application level knowledge.

124. You Have Reached This Page Accidentally Offers web design and web creation services, onsite and classroom computer and internet training, http://www.calldocpc.com

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125. UConn Advance - WebCT Integrates Classroom, Internet - Oct. 25, 1999 For the latest news, go to the Advance Homepage For more archives, go to the Advance Archive/Search Page. WebCT Integrates classroom, internet (Oct. http://www.advance.uconn.edu/1999/991025/10259910.htm

This is an archived article. For the latest news, go to the Advance Homepage For more archives, go to the Advance Archive/Search Page. WebCT Integrates Classroom, Internet (Oct. 25, 1999) Faculty and teaching assistants are experimenting this semester with the WebCT software package, a course management tool that further integrates the classroom and the Internet. Go to UConn's WebCT Developed by faculty and students at the University of British Columbia, WebCT - Web Course Tools - helps instructors manage their courses in an Internet-based environment. WebCT enables faculty easily to place syllabi, course content, quizzes and links to other sources on class websites, and will increase the opportunities for students to take practice exams, participate in class discussion and study course content at any time from anywhere on campus. It also will grade and give feedback on practice tests, manage class records and track student progress. The program allows instructors to keep track of what course content students access and how they are using the online course tools. WebCT also provides communication tools for out-of-class discussion and student-to-student and student-to-faculty interaction. Students and instructors can send and receive private e-mail within the class site, access the course calendar, and review and post to the course's virtual bulletin board.

126. Martin Luther King Elementary School Policies, media center, classroom connections, community involvement, counseling center, and suggested internet sites. http://www.vannet.k12.wa.us/kngweb/

127. Van Buskirk Elementary Features individual classroom pages, a library and information center, and internet research hot links. http://edweb.tusd.k12.az.us/vanbuskirk/

Van Buskirk Elementary "New Beginnings" a Click on the tree to enter the Website Last update: Tucson Unified School District

128. Integrating The Internet Into The Classroom: Online Course In Instructional Tech Michael D. Krauss, Instructor. Visitors, you are welcome to browse the course materials and use them for educational purposes provided http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss/usia/

Michael D. Krauss, Instructor Visitors, you are welcome to browse the course materials and use them for educational purposes provided that appropriate credit is given. These materials are not to be reproduced or used in any way for commercial purposes. Only registered participants will have access to the Workshop Discussion Page or receive feedback from the instructor. Next Session: Summer 2004 (dates to be announced) Course description and on-line registration Participant Testimonials 1998-2004 (FAQ's) Frequently Asked Questions If you want to take the course, please contact the instructor or register online Workshop Home Page (WHP) - ED 648 Introduction and Course Objectives Glossary of Computer Terms and Basic Netiquette (FAQ's) Frequently Asked Questions Syllabus Daily Assignments ... Quick Instructions to Chat at Tapped In Read this article before you chat. Grading Grid Russian Federation Map UAE Map Current Participant Photos ... World Time Server or click here to see Portland, Oregon time.

129. WIT Home Page REDIRECT An intensive fourweek seminar aimed to help progressive K-12 teachers integrate the use of the Web in the classroom. A project of the Center for School Improvement (CSI) and the Chicago Public Schools/University of Chicago internet Project (CUIP) in collaboration with the Graham School of General Studies at the University of Chicago. http://webinstituteforteachers.org/

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130. ŠÖ¼“d‹@^SafetySurferP2P The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.kansai-elec.co.jp/classroom/internet/P2P/2.html

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131. Dr. T.L. Sullivan Jr. High School CAP Site The Community Access Program offers the community use of computers and a portal to the internet. Discusses definitions, programs offered, location and hours of operation. http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Classroom/8062/

Welcome To The Dr. T.L. Sullivan Junior High Cap Site COMMUNITY ACCESS PROGRAM Hours of Operation: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Other Times May Be Arranged By Request! What is CAP? What CAP Offers How do I get there? Some Interesting Sites ... Dr. T.L. Sullivan Jr. High School Homepage!! The Community Access Program is in Partnership with: Last updated on June 20, 2000 by Ian MacInnis FastCounter by bCentral

132. Teaching With Electronic Technology documents Maintained by The National Archives and Records Administration as part of The Digital classroom project How to do research on the internet An online http://www.wam.umd.edu/~mlhall/teaching.html

Teaching with Electronic Technology Great, I say, because of the excellence of the things themselves, because of their newness, unheard of through the ages, and also because of the instrument with the benefit of which they make themselves manifest to our sight. Sidereus Nuncius Pull-Down Menu of Website Teaching with Electronic Technology Humanities Scholarship Schools on the Web Art and Natural History Museums Online Journals and E-Zines Michael's Hotlist Michael's Home Page T Michael L. Hall General Support Projects ... More General Information: The following links provide information about conferences, publications, and general discussions of teaching with electronic technology. AACE: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education An international, non-profit educational and professional organization dedicated to the advancement of the knowledge, theory, and quality of learning and teaching at all levels with information technology Access and/or Quality? Redefining Choices in the Third Revolution By Stephen C. Ehrmann, who directs the Flashlight Program at the nonprofit TLT Group. This article appears in the September/October issue of

133. Classroom Connect: How To Cite Internet Resources internet Citations Courtesy classroom Connect. Permission Statement. Citing internet Addresses A howto guide for referencing online http://www.tnte.com/mmc/ClassroomCCitations.html

Internet Citations Courtesy Classroom Connect Permission Statement Citing Internet Addresses A how-to guide for referencing online sources in student bibliographies Just as your students need to cite the books and periodicals they use to support their research, so too must they cite online sources of information. Last March, Classroom Connect was the first to publish a comprehensive, easy-to-understand method for citing online information in student bibliographies. This month, we present to you a new, revised method for citing Net resources as accessed through an Internet Web browser. It'll make is easy for you to check the veracity of every online source your students cite. We've also included new information specifying how to cite the graphics, sounds, and video clips your students retrieve from the Net for use in their multimedia presentations. Formal guidelines for citing online sources are beginning to evolve. The latest MLA Handbook contains citation information for electronic sources. (See the end of the story for Web links to relevant information.)

134. BCK2SKOL Home Page THE ELECTRONIC LIBRARY classroom 101. The course was revised based on participants comments (and internet developments) and was run again worldwide (to over http://www.sc.edu/bck2skol/

Welcome to "BACK TO SCHOOL:" THE ELECTRONIC LIBRARY CLASSROOM 101 A Class on the Net for Librarians with Little or No Net Experience BCK2SKOL originated as a LISTSERV distribution list consisting of 30 lessons distributed over a six-week period in the spring of 1995 to approximately 200 South Carolina librarians. The course was revised based on participants' comments (and Internet developments) and was run again worldwide (to over 5000 subscribers) during the fall of 1995. These lessons were again revised and made available on the web in 1996, and significantly revised in the spring of 1997. The BCK2SKOL lessons have been reviewed periodically to correct broken links (each page's date reflects the last revision). While the course continues to provide a very useful introduction to the Internet, the lessons in essence reflect the state of the net circa early 1997. After January 2000, no further revisions to the lessons will be made and links will not continue to be updated. The latest link updates were made October 20-22 1999. Course Content: BCK2SKOL presents a beginner's course in the Net and its various tools targeted toward librarians and other information professionals. Lessons include information on participating in mailing lists, usenet newgroups, and cover basic Internet tools including telnet, ftp, and web browsers.

135. Why The Net? An Interactive Tool For The Classroom: Explanation it part of the internet, your computer is linked, through the network, right now to a computer in New York City that houses this CONCEPT TO classroom workshop. http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/concept2class/month4/

Welcome to Why the Net? An Interactive Tool for the Classroom . Start here in the Explanation section, which is all about the CONCEPT. Then go on to Demonstration and the following sections, where we move from CONCEPT TO CLASSROOM! What is the Internet? What is the history of the Internet, and how has it changed over time? What can the Internet do for my classroom? How can I best use the Internet in my classroom? What are some critical perspectives on use of the Internet in schools? ... What are the benefits of the Internet in the classroom? What is the Internet? The Internet, also called the Net, is a collection of computers connected in a worldwide network. Since you are reading this on a Web site , your computer is part of the Internet. Not only is it part of the Internet, your computer is linked, through the network, right now to a computer in New York City that houses this CONCEPT TO CLASSROOM workshop. That computer is called a Web server . Other Internet functions allow you to send and receive e-mail , participate in online discussion groups, and much more.

136. Thirteen Ed Online - Primer Our internet Primer is designed especially for K12 teachers and begins with the to our Primer, you ll learn more about using the Web in your classroom. http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/primer/

Our Internet Primer is designed especially for K-12 teachers and begins with the assumption that you're new to the Web. As we add new sections to our Primer, you'll learn more about using the Web in your classroom. You'll find tips, interactive templates, and other resources that will put your knowledge to practice! What is the Internet? What You Need to Get Connected Planning Funding Ideas for K-12 Classrooms ... Thirteen

137. Integrating The Internet internet in the classroom A tutorial to help teachers use the internet, plan interactive projects and design a class homepage. Each http://seamonkey.ed.asu.edu/~hixson/index/class.html

Travel Guide Curriculum Resources K-2 Resources Units of Study Create Projects Return Home Internet in the Classroom A tutorial to help teachers use the Internet, plan interactive projects and design a class homepage. Each of the templates and pages of suggestions and procedures are posted for your information. Feel free to customize the pages to meet your needs. It is hoped by the author that you find this resource helpful and soon you begin using the Internet to enhance your classroom. Planning Projects on the Internet Why join or design a project? Project Design Template Links to helpful resources are at the bottom of this page. Design and Post your own Classroom Homepage Planning a Class Homepage How to use the Classroom Homepage Template Classroom Homepage Template Here you will find a traditional page layout which can be adapted to your class activities and needs. Class List Template This template shows one way to display the names of the entire class and create portfolio pages of work for each child.

138. Connected Classroom Home Citing internet Addresses A howto guide to referencing online sources in student bibliographies. Learn-by-Doing, About the Connected classroom. http://www.qesn.meq.gouv.qc.ca/cc/

Latest projects and additions to this site: March 5, 2004 . See " What's New? " Earth Day Celebration : Projects and great informative Web sites relating to ecological questions and issues. Writing Links For Elementary cycle 3 and Secondary cycle 1 ... a sequential creation writing project around the human interest genre. This year's project gives you new and exciting options. The Alphabet Adventure/L'aventure de l'alphabet is an exciting multimedia project for K (and grade 1). Registration is on-going. NOW is the time to reserve your month! Ricky the Racoon and Marty the Moose are two intrepid travelling buddies who offer your class a unique opportunity to experience the use of Internet as a communications tool and to be creative in the use of non electronic media. Project elligible for a Canada SchoolNet GrassRoots Grant. Find a partner class for a project or an e-mail exchange . Fill in our on-line invitation form.

139. Internet Public Library: IPL Classroom We re sorry! You are probably trying to access the IPL classroom . The internet Public Library has discontinued our offering of this content. http://www.ipl.org/div/classroom/

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140. EpistemeLinks.com Philosophy Classroom Resources: Main Page Additional classroom Resources. Writing Assistant tool; Jim O Donnell s New Tools for Teaching a guide to the developing role of the internet for teaching; http://www.epistemelinks.com/Main/MainClas.aspx

ELC Navigation Tool: Home What's New? Newsletters About ELC Philosophers Topics Birthdays Dates of Death Encyclopedias Quotations E-Texts Bibliographies Amazon.com Search eBay Auction Search Other Book Sources Audio Video Classroom Departments Profs and Grads Journals Discussion Organizations Events Software Phil. Products Publishers Paper Archives Job Listings Fun and Humor Link Sites ELC Guide Main Sections Philosophers Topics Reference Materials Encyclopedias E-Texts Bibliographies Books/Publishing Amazon.com Search eBay Search Other Book Sources Journals ... Paper Archives Academics Departments Faculty/G-Students Classroom Resources Organizations ... Job Listings Miscellaneous Discussion Images Software/Interactives Philosophy Products ... Other Link Sites Special Features Birthday Calendar Dates of Death Cal. Philosopher Quotes Gems of the Web About ELC Homepage What's New? ELC FAQ ELC Newsletter ... Contact Affiliate Links Amazon.com

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