Information about Colleges and Universities
BrainTrack--the Web's oldest and most complete directory of universities and colleges

CollegeNet

Free Scholarship Searches--The very best scholarship resource on the Internet

U101 College Search--Directory of college, community college, and university websites in the US and Canada. Lists over 3000 schools by state or province.
Universities.com--source of general information about institutions of higher education worldwide
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HTML Resources
Customized Web Browser e-mail--create your own customized Web browser e-mail form and start using it in minutes
Excellent html color chart
Another nice color chart
Free clip art--super resource!
Lots of choices for neat backgrounds
Materials for Web Design Class
Psychology of Color--find out how different colors affect your mood
Web Design for Instruction--research based guidelines for color in websites
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Multimedia Resources
AltaVista's still image, audio, and video database search engine--You can select a filtered or unfiltered search
Discovery School Calendar--view Discovery Channel programming for the current month
Discovery School clip art--makes it easy to add graphics to your projects. Choose from hundreds of selections to spice up homework assignments, reports, web sites, research papers, and more
History and Politics Out Loud
Libraryspot--gateway to more than 2,500 libraries around the world
Media Literacy--This site is about Media Literacy For Prevention, Critical Thinking, Self-Esteem.
MiddleWeb.com--excellent resource for exploring Middle School Reform
New York Times Learning Resources for K-12

One On One Training--Quick Training Tips and lots of other goodies for everyone who teaches people to use computers

Orkin.com provides insight into the world of Bed Bugs and many other household pests--articles on Bed Bugs, insects, activities for children, and detailed information about the habits of common pests. Because of a recent surge of Bed Bugs questions, Orkin has improved the Bed Bugs section in order to inform the public about detection, identification and prevention

SheetMusicPlus.com--for sheet music and more
Teach With Movies--provides study guides and reflection questions for several recent and classic films. While it's geared more toward parents who might wish to view these films with their children, there are many good features forteachers as well, including possible problems (violence, sexual content, language, etc.) with using the film in the classroom.
TerraServer--Microsoft 's link to satellite images; check out any spot on the globe from space
The Felt Source--online catalog of felt resources. Stories, math, science, games, manipulatives, Bible lessons and much more. Perfect for Pre-K and K-3.
Tutorial for the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation software--also includes tutorials on other Microsoft programs such as the e-mail software program Outlook Express, the Web browser Internet Explorer 4, and the Web site editor Front Page
US Dept of Education's FREE Web page--for quick access to all educational materials formerly available only in hard copy format
US Department of Education's Website--tips on what to expect your first year of teaching; written for people about to take a first-time teaching assignment, preparing people to become teachers, or interested in the insights, observations, & classroom tips of award-winning  veteran & first-year teachers
Video Placement Worldwide--Free videos for the asking
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Using the computer in the Classroom
Citing Online Sources
Classroom Webivore--research site to help you find information relevant to specific grade levels
CyberPlayGround--a wide open world of information and ideas for adults and children
Discovery School clip art--makes it easy to add graphics to your projects. Choose from hundreds of selections to spice up homework assignments, reports, web sites, research papers, and more
EMUMail--a web page that will check your mail on any server telnet-by going start/run
GEC Computers in the Classroom--look to this webpage for information and tips for using the computer effectively in
the classroom. The newsletter GEC Computers in the Classroom is updated monthly
Global SchoolNet--shows K-12 teachers how to  harness the power of the World Wide Web for classroom use
InternetWorld--A Web Workshop for K-12 teachers
KeyPals--coordinated by Global Heinemann publishers
KidsClick--web guide and search tool for k-8
Kids Domain Computer Connections--learn to type online
Learning Online--CD-ROM w/ online access to hundreds of web page projects ( Grades 4-8)
Lightspan PageOne--Online learning for school and home; create class webpage for student access and communication
One On One Training--Quick Training Tips and lots of other goodies for everyone who teaches people to use computers
Websites for generating a large variety of quizzes--including multiple choice, crosswords, anagrams, audio quizzes, madlibs, and many more
Web Math--internet used to help students with math problems
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Using the computer in the One-Computer Classroom

The following links, provided by Dr. John Thompson of Buffalo State College, discuss the issue of how best to integrate the computer into the One-Computer Classroom.  They are ranked by revision date, on the assumption that the more recent the activity on a website, the more reliable or credible the ideas expressed.  Older sites may well have useful information, but sites that do not appear to have been updated for several years will inevitably have a higher number of unreliable or broken links and have thus been omitted from the culled list below.  The full list of resources provided by Dr. Thompson may be found in the EDTECH archives at http://www.h-net.msu.edu/

Sites with a revision date of 2002

Whit Anderson's "How to Survive in the One Computer Classroom"
EduHound's links on the subject of the One Computer Classroom
One example of Drexel University's Math Forum archive of activities for the One Computer Classroom
Kent, Washington State, School District's recommendations for the One Computer Classroom
Susan Brooks and Bill Byles' recommended links to further information about the One Computer Classroom
For the Mac aficionado with just one computer in the Science classroom
Useful tips from Peggy Healy Stearns on how to set up a computer in the One Computer Classroom
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Sites with a revision date of 2001