Education Resources Part A

Adult Education Network: AEDNET goes online.
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Alternative Approaches to Learning Discussion: Learning strategies at all levels.
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American Literature: Discuss lit with academics.
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Art Criticism: Great for art history students.
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Blagojevic, Bonnie: Bonnie is a well-known specialist in the Department of Education.
Chaucer: Get the buzz on medieval literature.
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Children's Voice List: Children's writing.
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Classical Music: Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, etc.
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Denton, Cynthia: Talk to this business professor who teaches via e-mail.
Education Net: From K12 to college interests.
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Hartley, Jim: Famous economist and spelling expert. Supercalifragelisticexpealidocious??????
Latin American & Caribbean Distance and Continuing Education: Great resource here.
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Rivist, Ron: Trouble with your math homework? E-mail this famous mathematician/cryptographer.
Teaching Effectiveness: Teaching interests.
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United Nations: Poly science majors, go here.
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CerfNet: Longtime access provider for colleges and universities. All kinds of goodies here.
Education & Academia List: Internet expert John December created a list of education stuff.
Education Newsgroups: You can FTP to archived newsgroup posts about education and learning.
Education Online Services: A super-amazing list of sites and services relating to education.
FEDIX/MOLIS: Mucho info on scholarships, minority colleges, and course programs.
JPL's Space Science File for Teachers: Archive of curriculum, experiments, and science facts.
Legal Stuff: A standard-use contract form so parents, students and schools can use the net.
Mathematics archive: If you get into this sort of thing, go here. Lots of mathematical tidbits.
National Public Telecommunications Network: Books, organization updates, software, more.
Virtual Classroom: "Killer graphical presentation" to convince schools to get on the Internet.
Wiretap: Wiretap has everything, including a guide to international constitutions. Wow.
Wiretap Does It Again: Geography, chemistry, literature, etc. A student and teacher dream site.

American Educational Research Association: What you see is what you get. Very academic.
An American Imperative: Higher Expectations for Higher Education. Where is the future going?
Apple Education Gopher Server: Learn about products and current technology for educators.
Art Education Curriculum: A good source of new projects for elementary art instruction.
BBN list of Educational BBS's: From K12 to college, find a BBS that covers your interest.
Berkeley Teaching Tips: A step-by-step guide to teaching, lectures ideas, references, concepts.
C-SPAN Online: Recent press releases, reports, articles, historic documents, transcripts, etc.
California Department of Education: Statistics, education codes, district information, and news.
Cause: Publications and general info about Cause, an information management organization.
Center for Educational Media on Japan: Anyone interested in Japan might like this.
Children's Literature: Get your kids reading early, with a whole mess of children's books.
Colorado State K12: Network through the K12 system in Colorado. Lots of yummies here.
Deaf Alert: Technology, resources, college programs, and entertainment for deaf students.
Deaf Education Gopher: Kent State outlines its Deaf Education degree program.
Ed Media 1995: Get the lowdown from the world conference on multimedia and resources.
Empire School House: Libraries, software, K12, and university info for the state of New York.
ERIC Gopher: Social studies lesson plans, and much more. Yummy place for teachers to visit.
Grant and Funding Information: Students, need money for school or research? Go here.
Health and Safety Curriculum: Instruction model for teaching elementary school kids about health.
IBM Kiosk for Education: News and updates on educators' software, publications, and references.
International Research and Exchanges Board: Get online with this comprehensive research tool.
Internet for Minnesota Schools: Libraries, politics, phone books for K12 schools in MN.
Internet Resources for Education: Yet another index of educational resources and services.
Internet Teachers: Use the Internet and various forms of telecommunications in the classroom.
Internet to Funders: If you are looking for funding to get your school online, go here!
Kidlink Lesson Plans: Lots of information and ideas for projects, plus lesson plans for teachers.
NASA K12 Internet Initiative: Brief lists of sites and collections that are useful to educators.
NCTE Gopher: All kinds of stuff here, from job openings and books to public domain software.
Ohio Dept. of Education: Read "Goals 2000." It's a scary look at the future of education.
Physics: Information for physics students at University of California, Berkeley. There is a fee!
SchoolNet Services: Outline of SchoolNet's educational resources and other services.
Sci Link: This gopher treasure serves the needs of science, math, and technology educators.
Texas A&M: Comprehensive list of gopher links to several universities, publications, and documents.
UIUC College of Education: Search through a huge database of learning/teaching resources.
University of Maryland: Faculty and admin info, records and registration, program info, etc.
US Education, Dept of: You can also read about "Goals 2000" at this site. READ IT NOW!!!!
Wisconsin Dept. of Public Instruction: Vision, mission, goals, plans, news. Very comprehensive.
World Link: Information and ideas about how others are using the Internet in the classroom.
Writing Help for Students: Document to help students at many levels become better writers.
Young Students Writing Tutorial: A site that helps young students learn writing skills.

alt.education.disabled: Explore the learning issues and services available for the disabled.
alt.education.distance: Many people are learning via the Internet with online classes. You can, too.
alt.folklore.college: Do you really get an "A" for the semester if your roommate dies? DUH!
alt.kids-talk: A forum for high school students to exchange ideas about whatever they want.
alt.uu.future: Wire into the future. Explore teaching and learning at Usenet University.
comp.edu: All sorts of information about education in the computer science community.
info.academic-freedom: Freedom and privacy issues concerning the Internet and education.
k12.chat.elementary: A chatty newsgroup for kids in grades K5. Lots of penpals and friends.
k12.chat.junior: Group for older kids in grades 6 to 8. "If cyberteen likes me, check the box."
k12.chat.senior: High school students hang out here, posting about whatever comes to mind.
k12.chat.teacher: If students get all these places to talk, so should teachers. Lots of info.
k12.ed.art: This is a great place to get ideas about art curriculum for K12 education.
k12.lang.deutsch-eng: Practice your German or English language skills with native speakers.
k12.lang.esp-eng: Practice your Spanish or English language skills with native speakers.
k12.lang.francais: Practice your French or English language skills with native speakers.
misc.kids: Discuss children, their behaviors, and activities with parents, teachers, and even kids!
news.announce.conferences: Calls for papers and info on conferences. Great for researchers.
soc.college: Learn the sociology of college students, activities, campus life, and tons more.
soc.college.grad: This newsgroup has the same stuff as above, only for graduate students.
soc.college.gradinfo: This is a swell site if you are considering a post-graduate education.

Association for Experimental Education: A nonprofit org. that explores experimental ideas.
Astro Web: Journey with the space shuttle, impressive graphics, and super science stuff.
Bug Hunt: Laboratory exercise that teaches the basic concepts of microevolution. (Software)
Education Policy Analysis Archive: An academic journal that focuses on policy issues.
Explorer: Natural science, math, and a fun game of EduLette (a random learning experience).
Fractal Microscope: An online program to let kids explore the beauty and science of fractals.
Frog Dissection: Look at an actual frog dissection. Virtual biology, I love it! Ribbit.
Geometry Forum: Games and links relating to geometry. This site is updated regularly.
Global Show and Tell: Lets children show off their favorite projects in a virtual exhibition.
Goals 2000: Standardized tests that measure honesty and ethics? Read this, it's important!
Grant Information: A huge list of grants available, with details on how to get started.
Inter-cultural Email Connections: Networking students with other students around the world.
Interactive Geometry: Learn how to make shapes and how they work together. It's fun!
Kids Page: Absolutely AMAZING. It's bright and fun and informative and, oh gads, this is coool!
Mediterranean Archeology: Papers, museums, projects, atlases, everything about archeology.
MIT Educational Outreach: MIT students visit elementary schools, helping kids with science.
Music Teachers Resources: Vocal, instrumental, and general music info for music educators.
Nasa Education Resources: Cool design, lots of info, and a comprehensive list of resources.
New Zealand: Learn about New Zealand -- its history, government, and national anthem.
Space Colony Design Contest: A call for 6th-12th graders to explore their imaginations.
Teacher Talk: Published by Indiana University, it's a newsletter-type for secondary ed. teachers.
U.S. Geological Survey: Maps, research results, publications, issues, education, and facts. Egads!
Vince Ruggiano's Educational Resource List: Links to all sorts of cool stuff for educators.
World Flags: Teach kids a little about the flags of the world, or learn yourself. Lots here.
World Map Server: Point and click and discover the world's geography. A little confusing at first.

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