Teacher
Resources
Bugscope
The Bugscope project is an educational outreach program for K-12
classrooms. The project provides a resource to classrooms so that
they may remotely operate a scanning electron microscope to image
"bugs" at high magnification. The microscope is remotely controlled
in real time from a classroom computer over the Internet using a web
browser.
Discovery
Education: UnitedStreaming
Fablevision
Includes links for teachers, families, and all creative folks!
Edutopia:
GLEF Online Magazine
Online magazine of GLEF
First
People's Project
They huddle together on the playground, giggling behind clipboards,
shyly rehearsing the interview questions they are about to put to
their elders in a jumble of English and Choctaw. "Why did you start
chanting?" "What stories did your grandmother tell you?" "What's your
favorite Choctaw dance?" For this group of students from Pearl River
Elementary School in Philadelphia, Mississippi, the interviews
provide information about their tribe's rich history they won't
find in any textbook. Moments after their interviews, the students
will present their stories and digital photographs to a global
audience, as part of the International Education and Resource
Network's (iEARN) First People's Project.
Fred
M. Rogers Center
Planning for the Rogers Center began in November 2000, under the
personal guidance of Fred Rogers, and continued after his death under
the leadership of the Center's Advisory Council. In May 2004,
an agenda-setting symposium of nearly 70 national experts in early
learning, children's media, and related fields produced
recommendations for focus areas and strategies whereby the Center
could play a distinctive role in "paying forward" the legacy of Fred
Rogers. The action plan for the Rogers Center, endorsed by the
Center's Advisory Council in July 2004, represents the matching of
Fred Rogers' vision for the Center with issues and priorities
identified through the symposium.
International
Education and Resource Network
iEARN is the world's largest non-profit global network that enables
young people to use the Internet and other new technologies to engage
in collaborative educational projects that both enhance learning and
make a difference in the world.
Prisoners
of Time
Software-Teacher Tools
Microsoft
PowerPoint
Software-Student Tools
Primary
Bailey's
Book House
KidPix
Kidspiration
Neighborhood
Map Machine
Trudy's
Time and Place House
WiggleWorks
WiggleWorks:
Universal Design from CAST
Intermediate
Graph
Master
Inspiration
Mapmaker's
Toolkit
Teacher Organizations
International
Society for Technology in Education
National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics
National
Science Teachers Assocation
National
Council of the Social Studies
Integrating Technology and the Curriculum
Alan
November: Building Learning
Communities
From
Now On: The
Educational Technology Journal
George
Lucas Educational Foundation
Ozline:
Helping Educators Work the Web
Tammy's
Technology Tips for Teachers
Internet Resources
Grolier
Online
Library
of Congress Learning Page
Marco
Polo: Internet
Content for the Classroom
Curriculum Resources
Math:
Investigations in Number, Data and Space
Assessment
Special Education Resources
LD
Online
EMI Resources
Anti
Defamation League
Asian
American Movement
Awesome
Stories
Brown
University Diversity Kit
Children
Now
Project
Change
ParnersAgainstHate
Southern
Poverty Law Center
Teaching
for Change
Tolerance.org
Women
of Color Resource Center