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A good site for a variety of information related to Web current happenings as well as technical and how-to information.

The Andover News Network, a division of Andover.Net, is the only free online news service that combines newswire content with original and exclusive content, graphics, and columns to bring high-tech information addicts the news that they really want to read.

Microsoft maintains this web site to provide educators with links to sample lesson plans, AATP certification programs, stories (examples), Anytime Anywhere links and other very useful resources. It applies to far more than just Microsoft Products and promotions. It is worth the visit.

The primary goal of the ISTE National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) project is to enable stakeholders in PreK-12 education to develop national standards for the educational uses of technology that will facilitate school improvement in the United States.

The Hanau Model Schools Partnership was a 3-year technology infussion project in a Dept. of Defense School community (K-12) located on an Army Base in Hanau Germany. The partnership brought TERC, of Cambridge MA, together with the Hanau Schools through a National Science Foundation Grant. The web site contains much of the research from the project as well as related writings on Technology infussion in Education.

When the Internet exploded in the early 1990's, Ohio's government leaders recognized the impact of networked computing on education. They knew that many Ohio districts did not have the fiscal resources to provide these technologies, and they believed that the benefits of technology should be made available to public school students in Ohio. In his 1994 State-of-the-State address, then-Governor George V. Voinovich outlined a vision for the future of education in Ohio that featured access to data, voice, and video networks for every public school classroom in the state. SchoolNet was designed as a $95 million, state-funded partnership that expanded the traditional classroom experience for children to help them acquire skills critical to the education and job markets of the future.

Introducing the solution to information overload! How do you get the information you really need about school technology and the internet? eSchool News, the dynamic, new technology and internet newspaper that does the digging for you. With the clarity, efficiency, and objectivity of a national newspaper, eSchool News cuts the clutter and closes your information gap. All the news and information you need is gathered in, boiled down, and served up -- hot off the presses. It's relevant to your needs, because it's written by technology-savvy professional education journalists and fellow educators. And it's prepared specifically for K-12 decision makers just like you.

Windows Magazine site.

The Apple Computer Company's Education section.

Microsoft's NT Server pages.

Company site for Novell Netware.

Includes: Classroom Corner: a monthly feature that presents original Case Studies of how creative teachers are using Microsoft Office to enhance classroom learning. Productivity in the Classroom Online: a collaboration between Microsoft and Scholastic Inc. These creative, themed lessons are designed for use with Microsoft Office 2000 Professional Edition as well as Microsoft Office 98 Macintosh Edition. All lessons include ideas to help teachers and students to effectively use this software (along with the Internet and other resources) in the curriculum. With the variety of grade and subject-specific lessons like these, you're sure to go through the school year with a flourish!

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