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Edward Bulwer-Lytton
Serves as a free resource for K–12, higher education, and adult education, distance learning. Offers a free Telnet database. Explains how to use the database, who to call for help, and NCLD’s mission.
A K–12 independent day school located in Denver at which the students completely design their own education and participate in governing the school. Provides detailed information about the school’s philosophy, mission, enrollment process, and generally presents a very bright picture of the school.
Focuses on using technology to increase access to arts resources and increase arts education in the K–12 school environment. Features an online newsletter, an information gallery, curriculum guides, and links to other arts-related online information.
K–12 Internet resource for teachers. Organized by subject area with annotated links to sites that lead directly to source materials.
Offers a wide variety of hands-on educational programs for K–12 students. Presents indoor and outdoor displays. Provides trout and other fish to lakes and streams throughout the region.
Serves 15,000 K–12 students. Features student and staff work and technical information for other schools.
Nonprofit organization that represents the nation’s largest public school systems. Links to local chapter pages.
Contains links to science fairs, Midlink Magazine (for kids by kids), and Virtual Bus Stops (links to online middle schools). Also offers many helpful links for students, such as an online Periodic Table, how to read a map, and so on.
Provides an Internet FAQ on the Internet and K–12 schools. Offers a clickable table of contents for browsing and contains useful information for anyone considering putting the Internet into a K–12 environment.
Offers a downloadable collection of science lesson plans for K–12 science teachers for classroom use.
Contains links to all United States K–12 schools with Internet access, divided by state, and lists the level of access each school currently has (Gopher, Web, email only, and so on).
This site contains a growing list of educational projects aimed at K–12 schools. Its goal: provide the best in interactive simulations and stress higher level thinking skills. Plan to do this: use a profit sharing program to reward excellence.
A comprehensive listing of K–12 education links for teachers and students. Includes links for Internet use in the classroom, special education, adult education, counseling and reference links.
Offers many K–12 links, searchable and subdivided into primary and secondary education, and also into document type.
Describes what is called “Simple School Internet Protocol”—that is, a way to get schools online.
A broad spectrum collection of K–12 and other educational WWW resources, with special interests toward space and aerospace studies. Includes teacher resources, lesson plans, and links to many other education related topics.
Seeks to bridge the gap between scientific research and education and make the tools for computation available in the classroom (K–12). Offers jumps for teachers looking for resource materials.
The site includes courses using the Internet for communication, research, or for displaying the results of research. Also listed are some online class resources.