Webliography :: Complete List

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Complete list of sites

 Alphabetical list of sites included in the Education Webliography:

  1. 602 PC Suite Compatible with MS Office, includes word processor, spreadsheet, photo editor, and photo organizer applications.

  2. AcademicInfo

  3. ALA's Banned Book Week

  4. ALA's Great Sites for Kids

  5. ALAN Review

  6. AlltheWeb

  7. American Cultural History: The 20th Century (Kingwood College Library gives an overview of the important events and ideas of each decade)

  8. American Memory (Library of Congress... goo stuff, difficult to navigate)

  9. American Studies Web (searchable database of over 2000 sites)

  10. AppleWorks 6.0 The default productivity suite for Macintosh users includes word processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation, and drawing and painting capabilities.

  11. AskJeeves

  12. AASA Professor

  13. AASA School Administrator

  14. AASA Strategies

  15. Astronomy Education Review

  16. A to Z Teacher Stuff

  17. Australian Educational Computing

  18. Authors for Teens

  19. Bartleby

  20. BeauCoup

  21. Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids

  22. The Big 6: Information Literacy for the Information Age

  23. Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology

  24. Carol Hurst's Literature Site

  25. CEO Forum on Education and Technology (STaR Charts)

  26. CERT Certification Center

  27. Children's Literature Web Guide (this site is a little old, but many useful links still work, check out the list of web sites for authors of children's literature!)

  28. Civics Online (resources, lessons plans, information for students, parents, and teachers)

  29. CNET

  30. Cognitive Science Celebrities This site links readers to information about almost 50 central contributors to modern cognitive theory.

  31. A collection of author links (updated March 2004)

  32. Community Learning Network (annotated links to thousands of sites of interest to educators)

  33. CompletePlanet: Deep Web Directory

  34. ComputerProblems

  35. Consortium for School Networking

  36. Converge Magazine

  37. CoolScience for Curious Kids (pretty good elementary school stuff here)

  38. Corel WordPerfect  includes word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation software; other applications can be added.

  39. CoSN-Gartner Tool  (TCO calculator)

  40. CourtTV: Forensics in the Classroom (a collection of 3 units for middle and high school science students)

  41. Crossroads: K-16 Curricula

  42. Current Issues in Education

  43. CyberSecurity for the Digital District

  44. CyberSmart Curriculum

  45. Darwin Magazine

  46. Database Tutorial

  47. Dictionary.com's translator

  48. Discovery's webmath (OK if you can deal with Discovery's ads)

  49. A Discrepancy Survey: Seven Dimensions for Gauging Progress

  50. DogPile

  51. Download.com

  52. Early Childhood Research and Practice

  53. Easy Spreadsheets (for older versions of Excel, but still good)

  54. edHelper (lesson plans, worksheets... some free, most for a $20.00 subscription)

  55. EDUCAUSE Quarterly

  56. Education Policy Analysis Archives

  57. Education Week

  58. Education World (The authors claim this site is "the educator's best friend," my enthusiasm is not as strong, but the site is worth visiting and revisiting)

  59. Education World's Ideas for Teaching Current Events

  60. Educational Action Research

  61. Educator's Reference Desk History Lesson Plans (used to be the ERIC site... new name, same stuff)

  62. EduHound (T.H.E. Journal's resource site)

  63. EDvancenet

  64. eHow: Computers

  65. eJournal of Instructional Science and Technology

  66. Electronic Journal for the Integration of Technology into Education

  67. Electronic-School

  68. Evaluating Information on the Web

  69. Expert Systems (nice collection of resources & articles)

  70. EZ2Find (a clustering search engine & directory)

  71. FindArticles (find full-text articles)

  72. FirstGov (U.S. government web portal)

  73. First Gov for Kids (an annoying design, but some worthy resources)

  74. FlamingText

  75. Fooling with Words with Bill Moyers (the PBS series)

  76. Forum: Qualitative Social Research

  77. Fractals (for middle school and high school students)

  78. Fractory (create fractals here)

  79. FreePCTech

  80. FreeTranslation.com

  81. Free-Translator

  82. From Revolution to Reconstruction (speeches and biographies of US Presidents)

  83. FrontPage Tutorial

  84. FunSchool (has some advertising)

  85. GetTech (plenty to kep you busy for an hour)

  86. Google

  87. Grant Alert

  88. Grants & Funding from American Association of School Administrators

  89. Grants and Related Resources

  90. The Graphic Organizer (good content, but many ads)

  91. A great collection of animal legends

  92. Green Mountain Quarry from Griswold Library at Green Mountain College

  93. Greatest Achievements of the 20th Century (are these really great?)

  94. Guiding Questions for Technology Planning

  95. Hawthorne's Twice Told Tales

  96. History Channel's Today in History

  97. The History Net

  98. HotBot

  99. Houghlin-Mifflin's Education Place

  100. How Stuff Works (watch for the advertisements!)

  101. html Tutorials

  102. HyperStudio

  103. iBoogie (a clustering meta-search engine)

  104. Index for Authors of Children's Literature another long list of web sites... not updated in 2 years, but many links still work

  105. InfoMine (academic research portal)

  106. Inspiration

  107. Interactive Multimedia Electronic Journal of Computer-Enhanced Learning

  108. The Invisible Web Directory

  109. isee Systems (software for modeling)

  110. Issues in Science and Technology Librianship

  111. International Electronic Journal for Leadership in Learning

  112. International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning

  113. International Society for Technology in Education

  114. Internet Glossary of  Statistical Terms (illustrated-- with graphs-- definitions of important ideas)

  115. Invention Dimension from MIT (ideas and games for upper elementary through high school students)

  116. Invention Hall of Fame (good information, but someone should have invented a good interface for the site)

  117. I Love That Teacher Idea (full of ideas)

  118. Issues in Education Research

  119. Jean Piaget Society

  120. Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks

  121. Journal of Educational Enquiry

  122. Journal of Educational Technology and Society

  123. Journal of Interactive Learning Research

  124. Journal of Interactive Media in Education

  125. Journal of Interactive Online Learning

  126. Journal of Library Service for Distance Education

  127. Journal of Research for Educational Leaders

  128. Journal of Special Education Technology

  129. Journal of Statistics Education

  130. Journal of Technology Education

  131. Journal of Technology, Learning, and Assessment

  132. Journal of United States Distance Learning Association

  133. Justice Learning (great information and resources for dealing with issues of justice and liberty... for high schoolers)

  134. K12 TCO Calculator

  135. KartOO (visual metasearch engine)

  136. Kathy Schrock's Grant Sources for Educators

  137. Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators

  138. KidBibs

  139. KidLink ("Empowers children to build global social and knowledge networks")

  140. Kohn, Alfie: One of the leading proponents of Progressive education in modern society, Kohn writes for educators, parents, and the general public.

  141. Kids' Corner: Website Usability for Children

  142. KnowledgeLoom

  143. Landmark Project Citation Machine

  144. Language Learning and Technology

  145. Learners Online

  146. Learning to Read

  147. Learning with Technology Profile

  148. Lesson Plans and Teaching Strategies (scores of links to great plans and resources)

  149. Lewis & Clark (the companion site o the PBS series)

  150. Librarians' Index to the Internet (a comprehensive reference site)

  151. Library and Information Science Research Electronic Journal

  152. Library of Congress

  153. Library of Congress Map Collection (the difficult navigation that is typical of LOC sites appears here)

  154. LibrarySpot (a terrific reference portal)

  155. The Listening Booth from the Academy of American Poets

  156. Literary Calendar

  157. LookSmart

  158. Lotus SmartSuite includes spreadsheet, word processor, time and contact manager, presentation graphics software, and database.

  159. Lycos Directory

  160. MagPortal (find full-text articles)

  161. Making of America (search and read thousands of primary documents from American history)

  162. Mamma MetaSearch

  163. Map Resources from the U.S. Census

  164. MarcoPolo (plan to stay here for some time)

  165. Math and Paperfolding

  166. MathForum (many good resources for teachers... fewer for students)

  167. Meridian: Middle School Technology Journal

  168. Merriam-Webster Word-a-Day

  169. Merriam-Webster Word Games

  170. Microsoft Office

  171. Microsoft Office Clip Art

  172. Microsoft Works an entry level suite that includes word processor, spreadsheet, calendar and address book; other applications can be added.

  173. MIDCAT from Middlebury College

  174. Milken Family Foundation: Educational Technology

  175. Modern Fairy Tales

  176. Mrs. Glossner's Math Goodies (problems and lessons for elementaryt through high school math)

  177. Multiplication.com

  178. My eCoach (provides some free resources... requires a fee for others)

  179. MythWeb (Greek mythology resource)

  180. National Archives and Records Administration Digital Classroom

  181. National Center for Technology Planning

  182. National Geographic Society (great content here)

  183. National Geographic Map & Geography Guide

  184. National Library of  Virtual Manipulative for Interactive Mathematics (many resources for K-12 math teaching)

  185. National Middle School Association

  186. Native American Folklore Page (turn off your speakers when you enter the page, unless you want to hear the chant... a nice touch, but it can become distracting)

  187. NC Wise Owl (loads of great resources)

  188. Network Troubleshooting

  189. New England League of Middle Schools

  190. Newseum (and interactive news museum... check out the newspapers!)

  191. New York Public Library for Kids

  192. New York Times Current Events

  193. New York Times Word-a-Day

  194. NYU’s Interactive Boolean Search Tutorial

  195. Ohanian, Susan Susan provides an alternative viewpoint for understanding No Child Left Behind and other efforts to standardize children.

  196. OAIster (academic research portal)

  197. Online Books Page from the University of Pennsylvania (a collection of 20,000 books available for download)

  198. The Online Catalog from the Calvin Coolidge Library at Castleton State College

  199. The Online Catalog from the College of St. Joseph in Vermont

  200. Online Catalog for the Isley Public Library in Middlebury

  201. Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration

  202. Online Map Creation (just what the title suggests)

  203. Online Poetry Classroom

  204. OpenDirectory

  205. OpenOffice An open source suite compatible with MS Office include word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, and drawing tool.

  206. OWL (Purdue's Online Writing Lab)

  207. Papert, Seymour Papert is the creator of Logo and Lego Mindstorms as well as the author of books about using technology with children.

  208. PBS TeacherSource (tons of lesson plans, video clips, and resources for using PBS programs)

  209. PCC Assessment Tool

  210. PCWorld

  211. PE Central (many ideas... a searchable database!... not just for PE teachers)

  212. Penn State's Boolean Search Tutorial

  213. Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection (from the University of Texas at Austin... maps from all over the world)

  214. The Physics Classroom (tutorials and lessons for high school students)

  215. PhysicsWeb (a whole ton of sites... many for advanced students... be sure to check out the interactive experiements!)

  216. PhysLinks (you must check out the "Fun" section)

  217. PlanetEsme

  218. Poetry Outloud (from the BBC)

  219. PowerSim (software for modeling)

  220. Project Gutenberg (a collection of 13,000 books available for download)

  221. Project Interactivate (games and interactive features dealing with money)

  222. PROMPT-Online

  223. The Qualitative Report

  224. Radical Pedagogy

  225. Read, Write, Think

  226. ReadingLady (not only reading ideas here, but primarily reading ideas)

  227. Reading Online

  228. Reading Rainbow

  229. Real VNC.com

  230. Revolution

  231. Rice Virtual Lab in Statistics (applets that demonstrate important principles of statistics... for high school students)

  232. RubriStar (online tool for creating rubrics... visit this site!)

  233. Scholastic (just what you would expect from this well-know company)

  234. School Administrator

  235. SDF Public UNIX System

  236. SearchEngines.com

  237. Search Engine Guide

  238. SearchEngineShowdown

  239. SearchEngineWatch

  240. Sense and Dollars (virtual demonstrations and lessons for middle school math)

  241. Smithsonian

  242. Southern Regional Education Board's Criteria for Evaluating Web Sites

  243. Spreadsheets in Math Class (brief, but good introduction)

  244. Stanford Guidelines for Web Credibility

  245. StarOffice includes word processing, spreadsheets, email, graphics, web publishing, scheduling, database, and management applications.

  246. SUNY Albany's Library Site

  247. Tales from Around the

  248. Teaching with Folklore Lesson PlansWorld

  249. Teacher Magazine

  250. TechLEARNING

  251. Techne: Journal for the Society of Technology and Society

  252. Technical Horizons in Education Journal

  253. Technology Opportunities Program

  254. Teoma

  255. The Technology Source

  256. Theory and Science

  257. ThinkFree Office  includes word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation graphics applications.

  258. Today in History Page (has some advertisements)

  259. Tom's Hardware Guide

  260. Top Ten Guidelines for Homepage Usability

  261. TrainingTools

  262. Univ. of Montana Billings: Collection of Web Design Tutorials

  263. USGS Earthquake Hazards Program (look for the recent earthquake maps)

  264. USGS Learning Web (good lesson plan ideas for all ages)

  265. USGS Map Lesson Plans (a map lesson for all  levels)

  266. United States Patent Office Kids' Pages (great stuff for an invention unit)

  267. Universal Services Administration Company

  268. University of North Dakota's Volcano World (everything you need to know about volcanoes)

  269. Kay Vandergrift's Special Interest Page (great children's literature info)

  270. Vermont Association for Middle Level Education

  271. Vermont Automated Libraries System (VALS)

  272. Virtual Experiments and Models from Univ. of Illinois (high school or better)

  273. Visual Thesaurus (try it here)

  274. Vivisimo

  275. Vocabulary University

  276. The Voyager System to search the libraries of the University of Vermont

  277. Vygotsky Archives (included excerpts of selected books)

  278. The Vygotsky Project

  279. Vygotsky Resources (introductory resources)

  280. WebAlley

  281. WebMonkey

  282. WebUse: Scientific Research on the Internet

  283. Whyville (free registration for some great resources for kids)

  284. WorldLingo Online Translator (type is a URL and see the web site in a new language... very cool!)

  285. Word Safari

  286. Word for the Wise (audio files)

  287. Writers' Almanac (hear archived editions of Garrison Keillor's Minnesota Public Radio program)

  288. WWW Virtual Library

  289. xStudio.ca

  290. Zen Stories to Tell Your Neighbors

  291. ZDNet

 

created in: December 2004

last updated: April 18, 2005