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Quick & Easy Internet Activities For The One-Computer Classroom: Pioneers (Scholastic Technology, Grades 4-8) by Cindi Mitchell, 2003-01-01

The Internet and the Language Classroom (Cambridge Handbooks for Language Teachers) by Gavin Dudeney, 2007-03-19

Quick and Easy Internet Activities for the One-Computer Classroom: 20 Fun, Web-based Activities with Reproducible Graphic Organizers That Enable Kids to Research and Learn - On Their Own! by Edie Evans, 2002-11-01

Creating the Virtual Classroom: Distance Learning with the Internet by Lynnette R. Porter, 1997-04-21

Network Science, A Decade Later: The Internet and Classroom Learning by Alan Feldman, Cliff Konold, et all 1999-12-01

internet Communication in Six Classrooms: Conversations Across Time, Space, and Culture by Ruth Garner, Mark G. Gillingham, 1996-09-01

Literacy Learning in Networked Classrooms: Using the Internet With Middle-Level Students by with Bonnie B. Thurber, Balazs Dibuz, Pamela A. McDermott, and Carol Ann Lee Mary L. McNabb, 2005-12-15

Teaching Grades K-12 with the Internet: Internet Lesson Plans and Classroom Activities (Teaching with the Internet) by Timothy P. Dougherty, 1998-01

Learning from Cyber-Savvy Students: How Internet-Age Kids Impact Classroom Teaching by Anne Hird, 2000-11-01

Student attitudes about classroom internet use.: An article from: Academic Exchange Quarterly by Vanessa Domine, 2006-06-22

Teaching science with the Internet: Internet lesson plans andclassroom activities (Teaching with the Internet) by Karie Youngdahl, 1998

Web Guide: Teacher-Selected Internet Resources, with Ideas for Classroom Use by Timothy P. Dougherty, 1998-01

Web Guide: Teacher-Selected Internet Resources, with Ideas for Classroom Use by David N. Kershaw, 1999-01

Teaching mathematics with the Internet: Internet lesson plans and classroom activities (Teaching with the Internet) by Julie Kanazawa, 1998

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Web66: Classroom Internet Server Cookbook
classroom internet Server Cookbook. Written by Stephen E. Collins. This is cookbookgives the recipes for setting up an Internet server on a classroom.
http://web66.coled.umn.edu/Cookbook/
Web66: Classroom Internet Server Cookbook
classroom internet Server Cookbook. The new URL forthis page is http//web66.umn.edu/Cookbook/.
http://web66.coled.umn.edu/Cookbook/contents.html
Classroom Internet Library
Library/Media, Library/Media Reference sites, copyright, media sites and more. InternetTools, Internet Tools Search engines, web design, classroom use and more.
http://www.nhptv.org/kn/vs/vshome.htm
Classroom Internet Library
Mathematics Algebra, geometry, calculus, numbers, trig and more. Internet Tools,Internet Tools Search engines, web design, classroom use and more.
http://www.nhptv.org/kn/vs/
Nutrition Explorations: Educators: For Your Classroom: Internet Classroom
Here are some tips for choosing sites that are right for your classroom Makesure Make the Web Part of Your Nutrition Unit The Internet lends itself to
http://www.nutritionexplorations.com/educators/classroom-internet.asp
Nutrition Explorations: Educators: For Your Classroom: Internet Classroom
Calendar, download the latest Pyramid News, find out how to enter your studentsin the classroom contest, and learn tips on how to make the Internet part of
http://www.nutritionexplorations.com/educators/classroom-main.asp

Extractions: Every month you'll find resources to help you teach students about nutritious food and how to choose a healthy diet. Teaching nutrition has never been easier! Check out the new Nutrition Calendar, download the latest Pyramid News, find out how to enter your students in the classroom contest, and learn tips on how to make the Internet part of nutrition learning!
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Keep parents informed Send a letter home to parents letting them knowthat you'll be exploring Internet issues in the classroom.
http://www.media-awareness.ca/eng/webaware/teachers/class.htm

Extractions: We've redesigned our website, so the page you are looking for may have moved. Please explore our site by proceeding to the home page. Nous avons procédé à la restructuration complète de notre site. La page que vous recherchez peut se retrouver ailleurs sur notre site. Nous vous invitons à consulter notre page d'accueil pour vous guider dans vos recherches.
Lesley UT: Classroom Internet Access For Presentations
University Technology classroom internet Access for Presentations, UT is pleasedto announce our new service classroom internet access for presentations.
http://www.lesley.edu/oit/faqs/dhcp.html

Extractions: Reserving Data Projectors Through the Kresge Center UT is pleased to announce our new service classroom Internet access for presentations. Our new procedures are improved and streamlined, allowing you more flexibility in planning your event. Please note that this service is for the facilitation of events, classes, and presentations and is available to Lesley faculty, staff and invited speakers only What's In This Section: Getting Help
The Changing Classroom: Internet In The Classroom
technology. That's why we've challenged America to connect every classroomand library to the Internet by the year 2000. For the
http://jcomm.uoregon.edu/~russial/cyberj/schools/internet.html

Extractions: "To give our children the best education, we must help them to harness the powerful forces of technology. That's why we've challenged America to connect every classroom and library to the Internet by the year 2000. For the first time in history, children in the most isolated rural towns, the most comfortable suburbs, and the poorest inner-city schools will have the same access to the same universe of knowledge." President Clinton's radio address Feb. 8, 1997 President Clinton's promise sounds good to educators across the nation. The promise of new technology in the classroom allows some educators to expand their lesson plans, strengthen their curricula and entice their students with more information. But the Internet's revolution in the connected classroom is still in its infancy. Experimental programs such as the Cyberschool in Eugene, Ore., offer students around the globe an opportunity to earn high school credits by taking classes on the web.
World Desk Classroom Internet Guide For Teachers
World Desk classroom internet Guide for Teachers was designed with schooluse in mind. It provides an abundance of activities, discussion
http://www.learn.motion.com/lim/wdtch/WorldDeskTeach1.html

Extractions: with the new, activity-rich World Desk: Teacher Guide The World Desk: Teacher Guide is the teacher's companion to World Desk: A Student Handbook to the Internet . An indispensable guide to efficient and effective educational uses of the Internet, the Teacher Guide provides an abundance of activities, discussion starters, and long-term projects. All material is correlated to the Student Handbook, however, the guide can also be used on its own. Any teacher who wants to introduce their students to meaningful Internet activities will find the World Desk: Teacher Guide invaluable. Transforming the Internet into your very own World Desk is not just about process.
The Classroom Internet Safety
Internet Safety and Security Click on the or the title for the informationyou are seeking! A Safety Net For The InternetA Safety
http://www.gradebook.org/internetsecurity.html
Faster Classroom Internet Access
Speed up your classroom internet Access by 100 Times! For less than $1000 How? Thekey to survival in the Internet classroom is the proper handing of caching.
http://www.southwest.com.au/~jfuller/fastaccess.html

Extractions: The common feature amongst all of them is that they allow many users to connect to the Internet via one phone line. All of them act as "intermediate buffer" between the users and the Internet itself. Proxy Servers act on behalf of the Internet – hence the name "proxy". Some Internet Service Providers (ISP) also use a proxy. When you think you are accessing the "Internet", you are often accessing the proxy on their computer. The ISP pays less for their data downloads and you get information quicker – everybody is happy. According to the Oxford …. A cache is "…a hiding place for treasure". A treasure it certainly is!! The key to survival in the Internet classroom is the proper handing of caching. You MUST know what your computer is doing with its "hidden treasures" and how to make it do what you want.
Student And Classroom Internet Project Index
Student and classroom internet Project Index. Internet Project RegistrySites Global SchoolNet Foundation Project Registry (http
http://ctap.fcoe.k12.ca.us/ctap/NetPrjct.index.html
Saskatoon Public Schools - Classroom Internet Projects
classroom internet Projects Olympic Games 2002 Hotlist of Sites and WebQuests JudyByers has created this Hotlist of Internet Sites for teachers to use while
http://www.spsd.sk.ca/EDLinks/projects.html

Extractions: Olympic Games 2002 Hotlist of Sites and WebQuests - Judy Byers has created this Hotlist of Internet Sites for teachers to use while studying the Olympic Games this winter. Visit here to view tons of Internet resources ready at your students' fingertips! Education-World Collaborative Projects - links to many classroom telecommunications projects ePALS - connect with classrooms from over 80 countries as electronic penpals - match your classs with another for projects Global SchoolNet Foundation - Internet Projects Registry iEARN - The International Education and Resource Network is a source of many Internet projects KIDLINK - Projects For Students Ask an Expert Sources - a list of many ask an expert sites from the Community Learning Network Classroom Connect - a variety of internet related resources
Archived: CLASSROOM INTERNET ACCESS NEARLY DOUBLES
Archive d Information. FOR RELEASE March 1, 1999. Contact David Thomas(202) 4011579. classroom internet ACCESS NEARLY DOUBLES. According
http://www.ed.gov/PressReleases/03-1999/inet98.html

Extractions: CLASSROOM INTERNET ACCESS NEARLY DOUBLES According to a new survey, the nation's schools are closing in on the National Educational Technology Goal of connecting all classrooms to the "information superhighway" by the year 2000. "Vice President Gore and I have set a goal of connecting every classroom in America to the Internet by the year 2000," said President Clinton. "I am pleased that these data show that more than half of all classrooms are connected - nearly twice as many connections as last year. And thanks to new "e-rate" discounts that help schools and libraries connect to the Internet, we will reach our goal by the year 2000. By giving our children the skills they need to succeed in the jobs of the future, we will build a stronger nation for the 21st Century." An issue brief, released by the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), showed that 51 percent of instructional rooms classrooms, computer or other labs, school libraries, and media centers had Internet access in 1998. This is nearly a two-fold increase from 27 percent in 1997, and shows steady growth from 1994, when only three percent of instructional rooms were connected to the Internet. "We're making significant strides to get technology to the place where children learn the classroom," U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley said.
Nutrition Explorations: Educators: For Your Classroom: Internet Classroom
News Register for Updates Nutrition Lesson Activities For Your Classroom NutritionCalendar Pyramid News Classroom Contest Internet Classroom Links for
http://www.nutritionexplorations.org/educators/classroom-calendar.asp

Extractions: Each month's Nutrition Explorations Calendar is choc full of classroom ideas and nutrition tips to help parents and teachers encourage healthy eating at home and at school. Display this month's calendar in your classroom or provide each child with a copy to take home. Be sure to add your own special activities or ideas. Every month's tips and ideas are different so be sure to view past calendars and check out our calendar next month! May 2003 - NEW!
Classroom Internet
The Busy Teachers' Website is designed to do just thathelp busy teachers learnto use the Internet and integrate it into their classroom projects.
http://volweb.utk.edu/school/tdalton/hyperpro.html

Extractions: Having been around just a very few years, the Internet, as we have come to know it, has grown into a virtual smorgasbord of educational information. It is up to teachers, as users, to determine if the information is valid and worth sharing in a classroom environment. Many teachers today are still novices on the Internet. Sites that instruct as well as inform can be very helpful. The Busy Teachers' Website is designed to do just thathelp busy teachers learn to use the Internet and integrate it into their classroom projects. As a teacher, I have found the Internet to have many and varied uses. The most helpful, I would have to say, is the sharing of ideasonline!! Educational discussion rooms and listservs such as Classroom Connect and Teach Talk offer forums for the online exchange of valuable information. The Alphabet Superhighway is a great site for elementary school teachers to visit! Once there you'll find an educational website sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education, assisting teachers, and students as well, in creating, locating, and communicating
EDSITEment - Reference Shelf
Reference Shelf. classroom internet Integration. One important goal of EDSITEmentis to help educators integrate the Internet as a standard classroom resource.
http://edsitement.neh.gov/reference_shelf.asp

Extractions: One important goal of EDSITEment is to help educators integrate the Internet as a standard classroom resource. Once you tap into this seemingly boundless source of ideas, new experiences, and information, you will recognize that it holds a unique potential for inspiring real intellectual curiosity in your students and for stimulating multidimensional intellectual growth. You can use the Internet to: Create increased sharing of the responsibility for learning among students and teachers. Engage students in authentic tasks, designed to help them understand how scholars, for example, use primary materials to interpret events or human interaction or expressions. Encourage students to work in teams, sparking questions and ideas off of each other, offering them an experience similar to modern-day practices in the workplace. Enhance students' natural curiosity and love of exploration.
Technology : Lesson Plans : Classroom - CGTL, FDU
Title Chinese classroom internet Activity. Chinese 1 3 Standards Addressed ForeignLanguage Standards. 1.2, 5.1. Sites Cited www.singtao.com. Proceduures
http://globalteachinglearning.com/cjwlpdi/lessontech/chinese.shtml

Extractions: CD-ROM Title Topic Print The Cat Came Back Story-telling, descriptions La comida Food Celebrando la familia Family Conexiones Las Meninas Art Visitamos El Prado Art El Museo del Prado Challenge Art Find the Card in the Living Room House Architecture Internet Title Topic Vamos de compras Shopping Memory Vocabulary Review A Mayan Adventure History Travel Travel Brochure Weather Lets go job hunting Careers Visitons Colmar Travel Vamos al cine Movies Bienvienidos Family Museo Mural Diego Rivera Art Chinese Classroom Internet Activity Weather Multimedia Title Topic Creative Imagination Literature, Art, Architecture Yo (Hyperstudio Project) Describing family and self
Classroom Internet Resources
Halsted Middle School. Newton, NJ 07860. Class Internet Resources. Explorers. Mythology . Civics . Chemical Elements . Animals . Human Body .
http://www.halsted.org/wresources.htm

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