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Kathy Schrock's Guide for educators
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators is a categorized list of sites useful for enhancing curriculum and professional growth. It is updated often to include the best sites for teaching and learning
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Intel
in Education
This is a non-commercial site,
as all the resources are free of charge. Intel has just launched a web
site called Intel in Education. Intel in Education provides educators
with information and services applicable to teaching science, math and
technology as well as using computers in the classroom. While they offer
many resources, the most significant one is targeted for K-12 educators:
* The Journey Inside: The Computer
- This program is for grade level 5-9, and is FREE to science, math
and technology teachers. The Third Edition of "The Journey Inside" kit
contains a teacher's guide, teacher's introduction video, classroom
video, poster, and hands-on chip kit. This superb program will help
teachers de-mystify computers and teach students the science behind
computer and microprocessor technology. This kit can be ordered via
a toll- free phone number listed on the Intel in Education site.
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CampusTours
CampusTours offers the opportunity
to take virtual campus tours of U.S. colleges & universities!
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Tutor2000
Tutor2000 helps students and
tutors identify and find each other over the Internet. Check out their
Web site to see how you can register.
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Pathway to school improvement
Pathways synthesizes reseacrh, policy, and best practices on issues critical to educators engaged in school improvement.
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Teachers.Net
Lesson-Plan Exchange
This is the Teachers.Net and
Lesson Plan Exchange Board. They have created this utility in response
to the flood of requests that they got for on-line access to lesson
plans. This resource gives teachers access to the best lesson plans
on the Web. This is a free global marketplace for ideas, suggestions,
and lessons for teachers across the continents! Teachers are encouraged
to share lessons that they have found useful and interesting.
Here are a few resources
you'll want to keep in mind for handy programming reference:
- The
Teachers.Net Website Manual:
A low-tech introduction to setting up your desktop and assembling
essential software for creating your website.
- The
WebTalk Mailing List:
An electronic mailing list dedicated to helping teachers create handsome
and functional websites. Your first order of the day - subscribe right
away!
- The
Teachers.Net Teacher Forum:
An on-line teachers' bulletin board for posting comments, questions,
and suggestions about integrating the Internet into teaching curricula.
- The
Teachers.Net-Work:
A collection of dozens of mailing lists and newsgroups dedicated to
various teacher interests.
- Teachers.Net
Web Authoring Resources:
We've listed a few of our favorite HTML, CGI, and website management
resources. Some of the resources are specifially targeted to the novice
programmer, others are exhaustive treatises on advanced programming
topics. We hope that you'll find all of them useful, as we try to
move you quickly from novice to expert web page programmer!
- Teachers.Net
Homepage Finishing Touches:
A few hints and resources for making your generated Homepage function
fully.
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PedagoNet
PedagoNet is the ultimate service for exchanging learning materials and resources. Do you have learning materials, curriculum, resources, courses of study, integrated units, documents that can benefit others ? Are you searching for learning materials, curriculum, resources, courses of study, integrated units, documents ? PedagoNet is the service that lets others access your resources and lets you find the important information you need.
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