101. Information Literacy Faculty ». information literacy. Assessment. 2000; information literacy as a Liberal Art Enlightenment proposals for a new curriculum. http://dept.seattlecolleges.com/cclib/For_Faculty/ila.asp

Activate Screen-Reader Mode the Library Seattle Central Research Databases - Library Catalog - SCCD - Search Other Libraries PERIODICALS - ABI/INFORM Trd/Ind. - Alt-Press Watch - ERIC [Educator's Ref Desk] - Ethnic NewsWatch - Health Source - Le Monde Diplomatique - NYT Historical Archive - ProQuest Direct - PubMed - Scientific American - SIRS Knowledge Source - WA State Newsstand REFERENCE - Access Science - AccuNet/AP Photo - American Government - American History - American Indian Hist - American Women's Hist - Britannica Online - Contemporary Authors - E-Books - Enc. of Life Sciences - Multimedia Databases - Plays in Collections - WOIS Career Info - World Geography - World History IMPORTANT NOTICE The Seattle Central web site, the Library Catalog, and off-campus database access will not be available from 10pm, 6/13 to 10am, 6/14 due to a planned outage of the Seattle Central power system. Text-only pages Print For Faculty Information Literacy Assessment Assessment in and of Collaborative Learning Documents and Articles Directory of Online Resources for Information Literacy Provide librarians and other educators with a comprehensive, up-to-date guide to a wide variety of informational resources available on the World Wide Web that relate to the concept of information literacy. Produced by the SLIS at the University of South Florida.

102. Less Plan/Do's And Don'ts For Teachers lesson PLAN FOR TEACHERS. ELEMENTARY another. 2. Tell a grownup right away if you come across any information that makes you feel uncomfortable. http://www.usdoj.gov/kidspage/netiquet.htm

LESSON PLAN FOR TEACHERS ELEMENTARY OR MIDDLE SCHOOL CHILDREN I. WHAT IS A COMPUTER CRIME? A. CRIMINALS CAN OPERATE ANONYMOUSLY OVER COMPUTER NETWORKS. YOU NEED TO: 1. Be careful about talking to "strangers" on a computer network. Who are these people anyway? Remember that people online may not be who they seem at first. Because you can't see or even hear the person it would be easy for someone to not tell you the truth about him- or herself. Thus someone who says that he is a "12-year-old boy" could be lying and really be an older man who may say and do things that are NOT NICE. Never respond to messages or bulletin board items that are: * Suggestive of something improper or indecent; * Obscene, filthy, or offensive to accepted standards of decency; * Belligerent, hostile, combative, very aggressive; and * Threaten to do harm or danger towards you or another. 2. Tell a grown-up right away if you come across any information that makes you feel uncomfortable. 3. Do not give out any sensitive or personal information about you or your family in an Internet "chat room." Be sure that you are dealing with someone you and your parents know and trust before giving out any personal information about yourself via e-mail.

103. The Big 6 The Big 6 This is the official page of the Big6 Skills information ProblemSolving Approach to Library and information Skills Instruction by Michael B. Eisenberg and Robert E. Berkowitz. It http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.big6.com/&y=02EDE9DB37414E00&

104. Evalutech EvaluTech continues to identify quality instructional materials and information for teachers school educators can find standardsbased math lessons and resources http://www.evalutech.sreb.org/InstResources/index.asp

Instructional Resources EvaluTech continues to identify quality instructional materials and information for teachers, media specialists, administrators and other educators. From this page you are able to connect to: Mathematics Resources Search Tip Cards for Middle School Math This handy bookmark, developed by SEIR*TEC partner SREB, lists web sites where middle school educators can find standards-based math lessons and resources, assessment instruments, or topics to enhance teaching practices. The bookmark also includes topics that students can use. Other Math Web Resources These annotated bibliographies of Web resources offer a wide variety of math resources for K-12 teachers and students. New Web sites are evaluated and added frequently, and links are checked regularly. Lesson Plans and other Web Resources Enrichment Activities Math Homework Help Assessment Instruments Language Arts Resources Search Tip Cards for Middle School Language Arts This handy bookmark, developed by SEIR*TEC partner SREB, lists Web sites where middle school educators can find standards-based language arts lessons and resources, assessment instruments and other topics to enhance teaching practices. The bookmark also includes topics that students can use. Other Language Arts Web Resources These annotated bibliographies of Web resources offer a wide variety of language arts resources for K-12 teachers and students. New Web sites are evaluated and added frequently, and links are checked regularly.

105. NETS For Teachers http://cnets.iste.org/search/t_search.html

NETS Main NETS for Students NETS for Teachers Overview ... Distinguished Achievement Award Search NETS*T Database Lessons Description Units Description You may search this database for Lessons . Searches do not require all fields to be entered. You may search for a lesson by specifiying a Title or by using the pull down menus for Profile Subject , and Grade Range If you have comments regarding any of our lessons, please share them with us via e-mail to ISTE. The lessons can also be accessed from the " Table of Contents " page from the NETS for Teachers: Preparing Teachers to Use Technology. Search Lessons Title Choose a lesson title... A Closer Look ABC's of Magnetism Achieving Equitable Access in and out of School Analyzing Legal, Moral, and Ethical Dilemmas Assessing Research Materials Becoming a Digital Packrat Bounce BackThe Long and Short of It Cloze and Choral Reading Connections Cool Liquids Creating a Literacy-Rich Learning Environment Data from Our Environment Design-a-LessonPackaging a Product Discovering Multiple Ways of Knowing Diverse Perspectives on History Electronic Book Discussions Exploring Cultural Differences Frankenfoods?

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