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  1. Cable in the Classroom Partners for Learning.(providing high-speed Internet access for schools in New York City)(Company Business and Marketing): An article ... (Technological Horizons In Education)
  2. Classroom homepage connections.(beneficial to students and parents.) (Internet/Web/Online Service Information): An article from: T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education) by Tammy S. Charland, 1998-04-01
  3. Teaching the Civil War with the Internet: Grades 4-12 : Internet lesson plans and classroom activities (Teaching with the Internet) by Michael D Headings, 1997
  4. Technology and the internet in elementary classrooms by Jeffrey Noyes Aamot, 2001
  5. Practical strategies for using the internet to enhance your classroom instruction: (grades 6-12) resource handbook by Sarah DiRuscio, 1998
  6. Making best use of the internet to enhance classroom instruction (Grades 3-6): Resource handbook by Phil Reinhardt, 1997
  7. Internet Handbook Book Classroom Connect by Classroom connect, 1999-08-27
  8. Educatorandapos;s Internet Companion: Classroom Connectandapos;s Complete Guide to Educational Resources on the Internet by Classroom Connect, Tim McClain, Vince Distefano, Chris Noonan Sturm, Tim McLain Gregory Giagnocavo, 1996
  9. Teaching K-5 social studies using the Internet: Reproducible activities for the classroom by Karen Krupnick, 2001
  10. Effectively using the internet in a world language classroom by Julie Cashin, 2000
  11. World Desk: Classroom Internet Guide by Joanne Troutner, 1997-06
  12. Cerf 'n safari: A classroom users' guide to the Internet by Yvonne Marie Andrés, 1992
  13. Using Microcomputer in the Classroom: An Education Internet Value Pack by Gary G. Bitter, 1998-12
  14. "Virtually integrated classrooms": Using the Internet to eliminate the effects of unconstitutional racial segregation in the public schools by Mark S Davies, 1995

121. CNN - Students Track Grueling Sailboat Challenge Via Internet - May 14, 1999
CNN
http://www.cnn.com/TECH/computing/9905/14/t_t/sailing.classroom/index.html

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Students track grueling sailboat challenge via Internet
Sailing around the world alone can be a daunting experience
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CNN's Rick Lockridge reports on the Around Alone program being monitored in schools
Windows Media Sailing achievements bring encouragement to students Real Windows Media May 14, 1999
Web posted at: 10:40 a.m. EDT (1440 GMT) (CNN) Participants in the globe-circling Around Alone sailboat race spend most of it in solitude: one sailor, one boat, and a vast ocean. But in the latest competition, they have lots of company in cyberspace, thanks to a program called the Student Ocean Challenge. Teachers in hundreds of classrooms across the United States are using the race as an instructional tool for such subjects as geography, marine life and weather. The race, billed as the longest race on Earth for an individual in any sport, got under way last September. It spans 27,000 miles of the world's roughest and most remote oceans.

122. Clyde Elementary School - Home
Includes individual classroom pages, special programs pages, the school calendar, special events, counselor's corner, and internet resources for teachers and students.
http://clyde.region14.net/webs/ces.campus/
» Home » Teacher Web Pages » Administration » Our District Home Page ... Clyde CISD HOMECOMING MUM AND GARTER DELIVERY POLICY!
1811 Nottingham
Clyde, Texas 79510
Pat Adams, Principal 2005-2006 School Supply List!
IMPORTANT LINKS

VISIT EACH CAMPUS

123. Untitled Document
Offers web design and web creation services, onsite and classroom computer and internet training,
http://www.calldocpc.com

124. Itsystems By Ramcon Designs, Builds And Supports Networks
Designs and builds networks for businesses, provides video conference rooms, network security, web sites, training, classroom rental, and internet surveillance cameras.
http://itsystems.bz
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125. BCK2SKOL Lessons
Lesson Two History of the Net Lesson Three internet Connectivity BCK2SKOL is a free electronic library classroom created by Ellen Chamberlain,
http://www.sc.edu/bck2skol/fall/fall.html
BCK2SKOL Lessons
A Class on the Net for Librarians with Little or No Net Experience
"BACK TO SCHOOL:"
THE ELECTRONIC LIBRARY CLASSROOM 101
Your feedback and support for BCK2SKOL are appreciated; please email link updates, suggestions and comments to: eechambe@gwm.sc.edu Search BCK2SKOL Return to BCK2SKOL Homepage Links checked 22 October 1999. See the BCK2SKOL homepage for course update details.
URL: http://www.sc.edu/bck2skol/fall.html

126. 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 751 times.

127. Using The Internet In The Classroom
Common Questions About Integrating internet. Into the classroom. Why should Iuse the internet in my classroom? How much time will it take to integrate
http://www.iloveteaching.com/Intenetclass/
Common Questions About Integrating Internet Into the Classroom Why should I use the Internet in my classroom? How much time will it take to integrate Internet into my curriculum? How do I keep students on task and away from "less desirable" sites? After I have chosen a topic, how do I go about organizing the lab? ... Misc. information to know Why Should I Use the Internet in My Classroom? Use the Internet for reinforcement of concepts already learned in the classroom. It is so exciting for me as a teacher to see students enthusiastic when they find information that we've talked about in class. It seems to give me more credibility because they know that they accessing real-world information that is "out there" on the Internet. Use the Internet for practical application of theoretical principles. Encourage students to apply what they have learned using the Internet as a tool to find examples to make concepts more easily understood. How Much Time Will It Take to Integrate Internet Into My Curriculum? Just like any planning, it takes time. The more time you spend preparing before class the better the students will respond.

128. CNN.com - Dispute Over Teacher Review Goes From Classroom To Courtroom - May 8,
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Dispute over teacher review goes from classroom to courtroom
Teacher Daniel Curzon-Brown accuses some of his students of "grade rage" in their unfavorable online opinions of him May 8, 2000

129. 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
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130. Classroom Resources-Directories
classroom Curriculum Guides for K12 environmental education. A collectionof internet resources and K-12 lesson plans from around the world - grouped
http://eelink.net/classroomresources-directories.html
Classroom Resources-Directories
NAAEE Home
EE-Link Home Member Login Contact Us ... Jobs

131. Martin Luther King Elementary School
Policies, media center, classroom connections, community involvement, counseling center, and suggested internet sites.
http://king.vansd.org/

132. EE-Link Introduction
Directory of internet resources intended to support, enhance and extend effectiveenvironmental education in grades K12. Includes classroom materials
http://eelink.net/

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

TUSD Parental Access Page

TUSD Parental Access Page

134. 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/
You are being redirected
to the Web Institute for Teachers home page.
Click the logo to help this along.

135. Scholastic.com
Scholastic.com, the flagship internet portal for the world s largest publisher Help your child make a smooth transition to the classroom with advice and
http://www.scholastic.com/
Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Customer Service
Check out our get-the-job-done hub for kids Chat with Eve Bunting Begin an Adventure Kid-to-Kid Book Picks ... New Releases document.write(months[month] + " " + day + ", " + year); Special Report:
After Hurricane Katrina
The best extracurricular activity? 37% of kids say sports and 27% vote reading clubs. This week they tell us the school subject they're set to ace Scholastic Supports Hurricane Relief Efforts
Celebrate Constitution Week

Do you know your rights? Test your knowledge in the Constitution Game!
Talking with Kids About Disasters

Get suggestions on discussing tough topics like natural disasters, war, and violence.
Build Literacy with the Community Club

Introduce early readers to workers from around the neighborhood.
Dear Dumb Diary...

Make your own diary just like Jamie from Jim Benton's books. About Scholastic Scholastic Worldwide Investor Relations Career Opportunities ... Request a Catalog Books Book Clubs Book Fairs Trade Books Kids: Book Central ... All About Reading Educational Materials Classroom Magazines Guided Reading Read 180 Scholastic Reading Counts ... See All Popular Brands Clifford The Big Red Dog Harry Potter I SPY Scholastic's The Magic School Bus ... Teacher Tools Not yet a member?

136. Integrate The Internet Into Your Classroom
Here are a variety of suggestions for integrating the internet into your classroomwhether you have one computer or many.There are student activities,
http://www.kathimitchell.com/integrate.html
Integrating the Internet into the Classroom
For Students:
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Electronic Field trips
... Search engines Various Projects: One computer class Scavenger Hunts Web quests Online projects Web Pages: Class pages School Pages
1. "Easy" STUDENT Activities and Classroom Projects Email: A. Electronic Postcards: Electronic Cards - http://eduscapes.com/tap/topic92.htm Jan Brett's Postcards - http://www.janbrett.com/postcards/cardpick_main_choice.htm Care2 ecards - http://www.care2.com/send/categories Warner Brothers Cards http://www.wbwebcards.com/ 123 Greetings http://www.123greetings.com/ Native American quiz B. Ask An Expert - check out the questions before sending your own: Virtual Reference Desk Ask A+ Locator http://www.vrd.org/locator/subject.shtml Various experts and career ed stuff from Ask An Expert http://www.askanexpert.com/ Ask A Science/Math Expert from New Jersey Networking Infrastructure in Education http://njnie.dl.stevens-tech.edu/curriculum/aska/science.html Newton BBS - Ask A Scientist - http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/

137. As Teacher In The Classroom, Internet Needs Fine-Tuning
internet classroominternet classroom Adult/Higher Education Here are a few articles gearedtoward higher learning pleasure The swarm stops here!
http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/00/07/biztech/articles/07class.html
July 7, 2000
As Teacher in the Classroom, Internet Needs Fine-Tuning
By JACQUES STEINBERG
Brad Garrison for The New York Times Despite fruitless hours trying to sign on, Jeremy Forbes finished an Advanced Placement course on the Web. Related Articles
Kentucky Reaches for High School Students With Internet Courses

(October 13, 1999) Advanced Placement Courses Offered Online
(April 28, 1999) Forum
Join a Discussion on Technology in the Classroom
EAVERVILLE, Calif. When it learned last year that a private company was offering college-level Advanced Placement courses on the Web, the lone high school in this remote gold-rush town thought it had finally discovered a perfect way to mine the genuine academic potential of the Internet. For the school, Trinity High, with 500 students, the prospect of hiring its own Advanced Placement teacher had always been an unaffordable luxury, even though taking such courses has become a near necessity for students to get into the most competitive colleges. So the school in the redwood-dense mountains, halfway between San Francisco and the Oregon border, logged on. In essence, it took the Clinton administration up on its pledge that there was educational salvation in new technology, and that the Web could help the nation's poorest schools approximate the offerings of the wealthiest, particularly in a corner of the curriculum where the discrepancies are most stark.

138. Curriculum Ideas
Science in the classroom Lesson for the Yuckiest Site on the internet. In thisactivity students will work in groups to investigate two different
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. Art Renaissance Transform your classroom into a virtual art studio and museum. Have students create their masterpieces with free online drawing, painting, and sculpting tools. Then, invite parents to the school gallery where they can view their children's artwork. The following Web sites are fantastic starting points for introducing students to the world of artistic design. 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.

139. Rotherham College Of Arts & Technology Safeguards Classroom Internet Access, Fro
A staggering 13500 students pass through Rotherham College of Arts andTechnology’s (RCAT) classrooms each year. With PCs connected to the internet across
http://whitepapers.zdnet.com/casestudy.aspx?dtid=3&scid=904&docid=67652

140. LT Technologies - One Computer Classroom Resources On The Internet
One Computer classroom Resources on the internet Computer with 25 Students,Troubleshooting Tips, and internet Resources for the One Computer classroom.
http://www.lttechno.com/links/onecomputerclassroom.html
One Computer Classroom
Resources on the Internet Introduction General/Background Information Large Group Small Collaborative Group ... Teacher Productivity Introduction Have one (or just a few) computers in your classroom? How can you make the best use of your technology resources while keeping everyone busy? Use the links below to get you thinking about various ways to use your computers in your classroom and across the curriculum.
General/Background Information

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