CYBERTOWN CAMPUS

GENERAL EDUCATION BUILDING

(this page includes great links to overall educational
resources that include multiple subjects)

Presentation of this site is excellent.

The Classrooms include: Arts, English, Health/PE, Mathematics,

Science, Social Studies and Technology.

The Offices include: Counselor, Main, Nurse, Principal and Teacher.

The Library includes: Subject Search, Title Search, Author Search,

Materials Search, Reference & Periodicals and Special Education.

A comprehensive site that includes numerous subject categories.

A great site for schools and students with masses of links sorted by age group and category including a Students Cyber Center and a Teachers Cyber Center

"Like a one-stop shopping center, it allows teachers in a hurry to remember only one address, letting the links take them where they need to go. The site is graphical and well-organized, which makes research a little less tedious."

"Kids love the irreverent scientist and his eye-popping experiments, cutting-edge humor and state-of-the-art graphics."

A World Wide Web Digital Library for Schoolkids. Includes links to The Arts, The Sciences and Social Studies.

Check out the best in Science, Art and K-12 sites. Check in every month for the ten new sites for the month and past months since June, 1995.

Includes a broad range of education-related issues.

Designed for students in the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grades who are using the World Wide Web to help get an education. Students in other grades may find it useful too.

Numerous links arranged alphabetically.

A fabulously rich education-oriented guide to the Web. Every link "offers something of value if you are interested in furthering the global awareness and education of people and in the pursuit of knowledge for the sheer pleasure of learning something you didn't know yesterday".

"If you can't find it here, then you just can't find it."
My name is B.J. and I am 9 years old. I use the Internet to help me with my homework. My dad and I have found more than 245 terrific sites on the Internet that can help you with your homework.

This site makes education more enjoyable for educators, students and parents. There are many resources for projects, the classroom and information about many educational things.

Breaking gender stereotypes is the primary goal at this site, developed by the Women's College Coalition and the Ad Council. Parents can turn here for information, advice and resources on helping girls achieve their potential in school and beyond.

An innovative site designed to help teachers and students realize the full instructional potential of the Internet. It utilizes the vast resources of the Internet to help teachers teach and students learn.
One of the key features of CCCnet offerings is SuccessMaker Online which offers students interactive, interdisciplinary projects to work on collaboratively or individually. Students receive thematic instruction and, at the same time, learn to use the Internet as a valuable informational resource.
CCCnet also features Teacher Link, a place where teachers can discuss educational issues and exchange important information. It includes the Teacher's Lounge, a teacher-to-teacher chat room, the EdBuzz, a threaded discussion forum, and a Bulletin Board that carries important information about the world of education.

Great lists of educational links such as Ant Farm, The Hadrosaurus, On-line Insect Database, Bee-Eye, etc.

Search the Internet for answers to your homework questions.

Welcome to Microsystems Software's Route 6-16, a guide to the world wide web for kids, parents and teachers. Route 6-16 presently offers over 3,000 links to more than 1,200,000 pages of information!

Extensive lists of links to all kinds of educational subjects.

K-12 teachers can take a smooth ride on this site for a shortcut to planning tomorrow's lessons or field trips. These links to libraries and school subject area are in a class by themselves.

A teacher's aid for teaching primary and secondary students to be environmentally aware. It does a good job at that, providing curriculum, activities, and reading lists for teachers. It is also good for parents who are trying to keep up with their children's growing environmental concerns.

Brings together consistently organized information about educational opportunities at all levels, and gives individuals the ability to search Peterson's databases as well as to request more information, apply, and interact in other ways with faculty and administrators at educational institutions. Every private school, camp, college, and university has its own Site in The Center, which permits each to develop a full array of information and communication tools.

A great site, currently serving 200-400 teachers a day world-wide, over 100,000 in its first year.
The site is updated weekly and can provide loads of ideas and contacts for teachers at all levels. The content is quality because it comes from experienced teachers who have used the ideas in their own classrooms. Beginning teachers will find the classroom management material especially useful but the more experienced among us have a great deal to gain from this site as well.

For a look at the possible shape of things to come, visit this private high school conducted entirely over the Internet.

Contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are using the Web to deliver class materials. For example, you will find course syllabi, assignments, lecture notes, exams, class calendars, multimedia textbooks, etc.

Provides support and services for schools, teachers and students to fully utilize the Internet as a basic tool for learning.

Educational networking on the Internet and in the classroom to encourage cooperative learning.

Personalized resource of information providing services and products to support high school students going to college, college students transitioning to the workplace and for adult learners going back for their degrees.

A US-Japan Collaboration for Internet-based Japan Information. The graphics are a little slow but well worth the wait.

Index to World Wide Web and other Internet resources for children and teenagers in grades K-12. Includes many links to Philosophy, Religion, Social Sciences, Language, Natural Science and Mathematics, Technology (Applied Sciences), The Arts, Literature and Rhetoric, Geography and History.

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