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PowerPoint
Presented at SACS - December 1998. (3.5mb)
There are literally hundreds of search engines, and there are hundreds that search the search engines. The purpose of this list is to provide a starting point. After a person begins, he/she will be led into all sorts of directions.
Search
Engines
Yahooligans
- One of the first to cater to students. A very safe site.
Magellan
- A good search engine that offers a "Green Light" option. If you click
on the "Green Light" you will only get sites that are apparently free
of adult content. They also offer thousands of rated sites.
Planet
K-12 - A bit slow at times,but this is a nice engine that searches
just educational sites.
Linked
Lists
Georgia's
Quality Core Curriculum - This database of standards has integrated
into it links to web sites that raters say will help users meet their
standards.
Global
School House. This is one of the early web sites to support and cater
to educators. Has a registry program for looking for and registering your
own interactive projects.
Reviewed
Internet Sites - Our work reviewing internet sites was done in the
spring of 1998. What you will find is a database of reviewed websites.
Nancy
Donohue's Educational Links
Holidays
on the Net - Nancy has done a great job of pulling together a large
number of web sites that teachers can use to plan and implement timely
lessons.
Early
Childhood Greets the Web - A great collection of website geared toward
the younger years.
Index
of all of Nancy's Links - There are links here that will take you
to social studies sites, Language Arts sites, math sites: you name it!
Some
Nicely Done Educational Sites
The
Math Forum - A good place to start if you need lessons or projects
dealing with math. (K - Advanced math)
Billy
Bear's Home Page - A collection of activities for younger students.
There is a section that is specifically for holidays that everyone loves.
Knowledge
Adventure - This is a commercial site by the people that do the Jump
Start series for younger children. It has a number of good skills activities
if your school does not have the software packages.
