Streamed Video on Demand - Broken down by Wis. State Standards

Contains links to multiple subject sites and called FREE - Federal Resources for Excellence in Education

Step-by-step instructions to using Microsoft Office

PBS site that contains lesson plans about how to view images, propaganda, as well as a timeline of wars in which America fought and the reporters that covered them

Includes sites of the day, contests, projects, lesson plans, etc.

National InfoTech Plan released January 7, 2005

Multiple sites for multiple grade levels on a variety of subjects, compiled by WI Education Communications Board

Online tutorials for computer skills

TechLearning.com site for teachers, IT people, and administrators - contains links to tech articles, news, computer how-tos, sites of the day

Nobel prize home site which gives information about winners and awards

NCTE site that lists many links to articles on how to evaluate web sites

Online tutorial on how to create projects in powerpoint

A for-teachers site that gives tutorials and sample powerpoint presentations

ALA Selection Policy and templates

List includes non-fiction as well as fiction

List compiled from several sources including the ALA's Outstanding Books for the College Bound

Recommended reading list for juniors in American Literature 

 

Young Adult Library Services of the ALA recommends these books

Glasgow University PowerPoint on research skills

eSchool News' site of excellent web resources for education

10 X 10 includes pictures and text about the most documented stories of the day.

Free virus and spyware remover program

This English language site from Norway offers a step-by-step tutorial in using search engines. It's very complete and includes Boolean search logic and other advanced techniques. The site incorporates high-interest examples ("advanced searching is like ordering pizza") to demonstrate its lessons. (Techlearning Newsletter)

Free online encyclopedia

National Endowment for the Humanities list of recommended books for readers from Kindergarten through Grade 12.

Federal Resources for Educational Excellence is a result of more than 30 federal agencies forming a working group to make hundreds of federally supported teaching and learning resources easier to find. (THE Journal newsletter)

Visual meta search engine

Teacher professional development programming for K-12 teachers FREE through our satellite channel and Video On Demand. (from site)

Librarian selected websites grouped into 14 categories.

Check out the KidsPost section of The Washington Post Web site, offering articles, games and surveys, all designed especially for young readers. Sections include When I Grow Up, I Want to . . . (profiles of people with interesting jobs), My Name Is . . . (children and families from all over the world), History of Washington (illustrated story of the Washington area from 1600 until now) and Web Resources (cool sites and games). (Big Deal Book of Technology)

"Great Web Sites for Kids" (GWS) features links to valuable
Web sites of interest to children, organized by subject
headings such as animals; literature and languages;
sciences; the arts; and history and biography. The "Great
Web Sites for Kids" Committee maintains and updates the site.  (AASL Hotlinks)

Citation creating website

Interactive bibliography citation creator

Multimedia presentations for the classroom and professional development in the sciences.

This site contains full-text historic newspapers 1900-1910 and information about newspapers published 1690 to present presented by the Library of Congress and National Endowment for the Humanities.

Provides classic books online.

Weekly themed site with excellent links to resources.