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A
Web based Bookmark Manager. iKeepBookmarks.com allows
you to upload, and keep, your bookmarks on the web. You
can access them at any time, from any computer... anywhere!
Ideal for personal or classroom use
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Academic
Computing Services (ACS) offers an extensive array of
services to help the members of the KU community. ACS delivers
the highest quality in all areas of technology in education.
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Advice
on Safer Surfing.
Online articles outline the benefits and risks of the Information
Highway for students and explain how teachers and parents
can help reduce the risks.
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A
Little History of the World Wide Web
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A
Glossary of Computer Oriented Abbreviations and Acronyms
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Classroom
Conferencing
uses video conferencing software, such as CU-SeeMe, NetMeeting
and other programs, to connect communities, cultures, and
classrooms so that students around the world can learn and
collaborate together.
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Computer
& Technology Menu Page from Hoxie High School
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Computers
from How Stuff Works
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Computers/Internet.
This is a mega link site and some links are, already, listed
elsewhere on this page.
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Computers
in Teaching and Learning (CITAL).
This site is designed to cover everything related to the
use of Communications and IT in the Teaching and Learning
processes
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Computer
Science and the Internet from BJ Pinchbeck's Home Helper.
Great resources here for students of ICT
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Copyright
Myths Explored. 10 Big Myths about copyright explained
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DevCentral.
Check out the best 100% free tutorials and articles on the
web for the software development community. It doesn't matter
if you are a student or a professional software engineer,
DevCentral has content to match everything from learning
C to Java Class Loaders. DevCentral provides all these self
paced tutorials, technology articles, and downloads for
everyone to enjoy for free.
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ERCIM
- the European Research Consortium for Informatics and
Mathematics - aims to foster collaborative work within the
European research community and to increase co-operation
with European industry. Leading research institutes from
sixteen European countries are members of ERCIM.
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Essays
about Technology from Microsoft.
Since 1999, Microsoft has published a continuing series
of essays to help advance discussion and understanding of
how technology affects society and how society can most
effectively harness the power of technology
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Exchanging
Metadata - a New Strategy The exchange of educational
resource metadata between existing repositories is the key
to the success of the ETB project.
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Free
online Dictionary of computing. Enter a word or phrase
in the box at the top of any page and click the Search button
or hit Enter
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Glossary
of Internet Terms
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Harnessing
the Power of the Web.
This guide will help you to understand collaborative, project-based
learning on the Internet. We use the term NetPBL (Networked,
Project-Based Learning) to describe this kind of learning.
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How
to Search the Web. A Guide To Search Tools by Terry
A. Gray
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Hive-Mind
Mind Games
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ICT
in Education.
An award winning site; click on the links around the page
for some excellent pointers on how best to use ICT in education
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Internet
Sites. Lots of information for students on all aspects
of the Internet
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It's
Out There! Internet. The opening articles are too heavy
for secondary school students. Scroll the page to National
Teacher Training Institute and from there forward you will
find great resources for both Computers and Science and
the two combined
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ITpapers.com
is a private site offered to the public at no charge.
The site's full functionality is only made available to
registered ITpapers users. Contains a wealth of papers on
technology in education. (Heavy on graphics, may be slow
to load if you don't have an I.S.D.N)
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Jiskha
Homework Help Computer Center. Click on the topics
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Learn
about Power Browsing
or internet for beginners and lots more
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Lesson
Plans from Lesson Planet.
A virtual treasure trove of lesson plans and information
with hundreds of pages of illustrated information and classroom-ready
activities, for teachers, students, and anyone who wants
to learn about technology and its application in various
areas of everyday life and business
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Links
from Lakewood Elementary
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Mastering
Visual Basic A free course of study at Free-Ed.Net.
This is a complete course in VB programming.
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Metadata
will help searchers to find your site more easily in the
chaos of the Internet, as it will provide search engines
with specialised, structured information about your site.
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Teachers'
Virtual School ICT Department. Two links here
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Teaching
Computers to Children.
A superb site with some awesome links to educational sites
for children as well as freeware for kids and much more
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Technology
Hot Topics from MSN/NBC. whether you want up to date
information on the bug/virus of the day or the latest on
who is suing Microsoft, you will find it here.
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The
Technology Coordinators Homepage.
This web site offers information to educators who play a
leadership role in integrating technology in educational
settings. The primary purpose of this site is to catalogue
resources that can assist the technology coordinator or
educator in integrating technology in a wider school context.
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Internet
Address Finder
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Internet
Web Text Index. Most Internet topics fully explained
here. If you still have problems surfing the net when you
have worked your way through this site then you are a lost
cause.
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Norman
Public Schools
K-8th Technology Scope and Sequence and High School Technology
Benchmarks. An excellent site with lots of links for various
age groups here.
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Programming
Links.
An extencive list of links to the most commonly used programming
languages.This website offers a large searchable directory
of programming tutorials, source code files, programmes,
tools, links to other sites, games, articles, tips, and
FAQs--covering many programming languages and topics
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Programming
in Visual Basic. People with no previous programming
experience will find that Visual Basic is the best place
to start. lots of tutorial links here
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Public
Broadcasting's National Center for Accessible Media
has developed a new online program to help children with
hearing disabilities learn to read.
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Search
Engine Colossus offers you links to search engines from
183 countries around the world! Conduct exhaustive web searches.
Search the web using your choice of language.
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Search
Engines listed by BJ Pinchbeck's Home Helper.
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Teaching
Computers to
spot Interesting Images
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Teaching
"Computers & Society" - The Medium and The Message.
The research described in this paper is based upon experience
with teaching one such course.
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The
Lakehoma Media Center is well worth a visit. There are
some terrific resources here
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This
ICT portal from Study Links aims to give you access
to valuable ICT resources for students and teachers.
You can have fourteen days free, trial, membership of
this site
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Training
Teachers for the Computer Classroom.
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The
Living Internet. Claims to be the world's most comprehensive
site about the Internet.
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The
really big button that doesn't do anything Read the
comments
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UNESCO
aims to ensure that all countries, both developed and developing,
have access to the best educational facilities necessary
to prepare young people to play a full role in modern society
and to contribute to wealth creation. To give positive,
practical help to all UNESCO countries, the International
Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) has been asked
to specify a curriculum in informatics for secondary education
based on the experience of its specialist Working Group
on Secondary Education
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Using
Computers as an Aid to Teaching and Learning: Learning
from Existing Practice. Follow the links for further publications
