****Canada's
SchoolNet
**Wired
Learning in the Classroom & Library
**Kathy
Schrock's Guide for Educators
-
over 800 resources are linked
**WebTeacher
this
resource includes an internet tutorial, extensive browser
tutorial, and information on image, sound and movie
formats.
Advisor's
Guide-K-12 educ. web sites
Saskatchewan
Education | Community |
Evergreen
this
is the website where all our Saskatchewan curricula are
listed
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**Judi
Harris' Network-Based Educational Activity
Collection
these are web-based activities that students can become
involved with - a marvellous collection of things
students can do with the web
Canadian
Youth Page
Sunburst
SchoolHouse - Links for Educators
an
extensive list of educational resources which is like
taking the lid off Pandora's box (so many things to see,
places to go)
Welcome
to the CRADLEBOARD Teaching Project
A.
Pintura: Art Detective
Maricopa
Center for Learning and
Instruction
and
Teaching
and Learning on the WWW
by
the same group. Check out
their
More
Links
page
as well.
Study
WEB
**Teaching
Ideas
from
the University of Saskatchewan, College of
Education More
education links
from
the College of Education
Webbie
Awards - check the education
category:
http://www.webbieworld.com/ww/
1999
Webby nominations for
Education
-
this is another awards site with many
categories.
NASA
Online Educational Resources
Bellsouth
Education Gateway
Teachnet.Com
Resources and Links
Teacher/Pathfinder
Schoolhouse
School
Site Builders
this
site is developed by Canada's Schoolnet to profile the
best school sites in Canada. You might want to check here
for ideas.
Learning
Disabilities Online
Engines
for Education
-
this is a hyperbook written by Roger Schank and Chip
Cleary about educational reform and the part educational
technology has to play in reform.
The
Annenberg CPB Projects Exhibits
Collection
This is a wonderful collection of exhibits on various
topics. The exhibits all utilize interactivity to a great
degree.
Discovery
Channel School
This site is a wonderful resource accompanying the
Discovery Channel. There are features, theme weeks, web
links, discussions, and lesson plans.
¥Tom
March's suggestions for
WebQuest
design
and
notes on
"Why
use a WebQuest".
This
is a 'must read' for all serious WebQuest
Designers.
¥Working
the Web for Education
a
collection of essays and information about Web Quests and
Filamentality web projects and The WebQuest
Page
¥Kathy
Schrock's Guide for
Educators
is
one of the best starting points for a teacher who is
looking for Internet resources.
¥The
American Library Association has a Librarian's
Guide to Cyberspace for Parents and
Kids
that
features some neat sites in the Kid's section. You will
probably want to follow some of these links to see if you
can narrow the topic before using the resources in your
Quest.
¥Middleweb.com
has
a large number of links. Most of them are professional
development sites, although there is a General Resources
section which is a rich source of links for your
lesson.
¥The
Busy
Teachers' Web site
also
features a large number of resources.
¥Links
for K12 Teachers
on
the Memphis City Schools server has a large number of
resources, including most of those in this list of
resources
¥A
Catalog of a Catalog of Web Sites for
teachers
provides
short list of starting points for exploration broken down
by subject matter discipline.
¥Needle
in A CyberStack
contains
There are currently 83 interlinked pages including Safe
Surfing Sites, Books & Book Reviews, 24 alphabetized
Business and Career Tools Pages, the Best of Curriculum,
24 alphabetized Medical and Scholarly Research Pages,
Reference, Law & Justice, Cybrarians' Favorites,
Intelligence & Security, Law Enforcement, Exploring,
What's Cool, Fun, People Finders, News Sources,
etc.
¥Filamentality
is
a fill-in-the-blank interactive Web site that guides you
through picking a topic, searching the Web, gathering
good Internet sites, and turning Web resources into
activities appropriate for learners. So it helps you
combine the Filaments of the Web with a learner's
mentality (get it?). Support is built in through
Mentality Tips, so you'll be guided right along the way
and end up with a Web-based activity you can share with
others even if you don't know anything about HTML, Web
servers, or all that www-dot stuff.
¥Region
20 Education Service
Center
has
examples of different projects created by participants in
Region. They are divided according to the approach
chosen. For example, webquests appear under "Activity
Formats" while Collaborative Problem-Solving projects
appear under "Activity Structures."
¥Spartenburg
District 3 County
Schools
has
lots of information on constructing WebQuests and a
listing of about 100 examples appropriate for K-5
classrooms.
¥WebQuests
in Earth Science
is a collection of WebQuests, lesson plans and many
web-based resources.
¥A
matrix
of
examples.
¥Some
suggestions for
evaluating
WebQuests.
¥Finally
a
collection
of WebQuests
created
in various settings, mostly university courses and
workshops.
¥Corrina
Perrone, David Clark, and Alexander
Repenning.
Substantiating
Education in Edutainment through Interactive Learning
Games.
This
paper presents WebQuest, a system combining the WWW with
the notion of an interactive quest game. Instead of just
creating their own homepages, that may be interesting to
other students for only social reasons, students turn
into authors of their own interactive quest
games.
