Most of these sites deal with issues involved in utilizing computer
technology in curriculum and instruction. A few are links to specific
schools or educational programs.
Alliance for Childhood--note
their computer project, especially the report, "Fool's Gold: A Critical
Look at Computers and Childhood"
Astronomy
picture of the day archives--some really spectacular photos
BBC
Education Web Guide--thousands of websites for learning
Blue Web'N--blue
ribbon learning sites on the Web
Behind
the Wave: The consequences of the digital age--from the Mercury Center
Ben's Guide to U. S. Government
for Kids--from the Government Printing Office
Center for Democracy and Technology--a
little technical, but good information
CERT Coordination Center--keeping
track of computer viruses
The Cisco Educational Archives
(CEARCH)--resources,
information, links
Computers in Teaching Initiative--higher
ed, from the United Kingdom
CyberAngels--well, we're
living in dangerous times.
Dragonfly Web Pages--how
to get youngsters enthralled with science
Dr. Solomon's Virus
Central--help for those computer viruses
Educational
Hotlists--for various subject fields
Educators' Technology Center of Indiana--a
good site with many resources and links
Electronic Frontier Foundation--protecting
rights and promoting freedom in the electronic frontier
Elementary Science
Support Center--get those little folks interested in science
The ERIC Instructional Technology
Clearinghouse-- a strong site
Fathom--this may be where education
is headed
4 Kids--a good site for teachers,
kids, and parents, with lots of excellent links
Guidelines for Educational
Uses of Networks--papers and studies
Helping
Teachers find the On-ramp--links to documents and sites in technology
Indiana K-12 Teaching and Learning
Center--a rich and comprehensive site
Integrating Technology
in Schools--a useful site at the University of New Mexico
Internet for Administrators--an
administrators' academy
Internet Society--all
about the Internet, including how it came to be
Langdon Winner's Homepage--one
of our most important analysts and critics
Leadership and the New Technologies--supporting
school district leaders
The Learning
Technology Project--a fascinating set of links (oriented to higher
education)
NASA Classroom of the Future--more
space science ideas and links
NASA Lewis Research
Center--just what is microgravity, anyway?
National Information Infrastructure--the
information superhighway
The
Neo-Luddite Reaction--a very rich site from the U. of Colorado at Denver
Netsurfer Education--increasingly,
commercial sites will abound; check this one out
NIST Web
Clock--does anybody really know what time it is?
Open School Home Page--resources
and links from Canada: DE and technology
The President's Educational
Technology Initiative --Federal DOE priorities
Papers from
the INET '95 conference--the section on education has some good stuff
on networking
Reinventing Democratic
Culture in an Age of Electronic Networks--essential background
Reinventing
Schools: The Technology is Now--there's a reason why this site is famous
Teaching with
Electronic Technology--a personally maintained site with good links
and resources
Technology
and Education Reform--a large study sponsored by OERI
Technology
Connections--from MCREL (Mid-continent Regional Educational Laboratory)
Technology, Society,
and Democracy: New Problems and Opportunities--essential background
The Turning Point Project--sites
and materials on the ongoing impacts of technology
The 21st Century Teachers Network--teachers
helping themselves and others through technology
Using
Primary Sources in the (social studies) classroom--an example of a
powerful use of the WWW
The Webby Awards--best
sites of the year
Web 66--links to hundreds
(thousands?) of schools using the Internet in instruction
World Cultures--an
Internet classroom and anthology
WWW.electronic-school.com--the
school technology authority, they say
Yahooligans: the Web guide
for kids
Yale C/AIM
Web Style Guide--how to build a better web page
ALN Magazine--the Asynchronous Learning Networks journal, archives only
Journal of
Asynchronous Learning Networks--the new journal
Australian Journal
of Educational Technology--K-12 and higher education
Educational Technology
& Society--from International Forum of Educational Technology &
Society
EDUCAUSE
Quarterly (formerly Cause/Effect)--transforming education through information
technologies (higher ed)
EDUCAUSE Review--Learning,
Communications, and Information Technology (mostly higher ed)
EJournal--implications
of electronic networks and texts
eSchools News Online--lively
and up-to-date news
From Now On--The Educational Technology
Journal
The International Electronic
Journal for Leadership in Learning--primarily K-12
Journal of
Online Behavior--a new journal, looks promising
Journal of Research
on Technology in Education--a valuable journal, PK-12 focus
Journal
of Technology Education--a scholarly journal you will enjoy
Learning
Technology--publication of the IEEE Computer Society Learning Technology
Task Force (LTTF)
Netfuture:
Technology and Human Responsibility--maybe the most important site
in this list
Online Electronic
School--a vigorous and useful e-journal
Salonmagazine--articles
on the technology of culture, and the culture of technology
Technology Review--MIT's magazine
of innovation
Technos E-Zine--interviews and
articles on educational technology
TECHNOS Quarterly for Education
and Technology--has stopped publication; archives only
Technology
Tools for Today's Campuses--higher ed
THE Magazine--Technological
Horizons in Education (both k-12 and higher ed)
Transforming
Higher Education--IBM's take on all this
Virginia.Edu--the
information technology magazine at the U. of Virginia (higher ed)
And please look at the journals listed in my set of links on distance education.
Northeast and the Islands Regional Technology in Education Consortium--linking
leadership and technology to student learning
Northwest Educational Technology Consortium--resources
and links
South Central Regional Technology in Education
Consortium--some interesting ideas about technology
Tapped In--dedicated to professional
development in technology uses
Texas Center for Educational
Technology--links, resources, and more