The following links contain information helpful to
educators. We hope you find this a useful gateway to the
many valuable resources available on the Internet.
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Best Student Research
Sites - Best sites on the web for Student research.
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Student Sites - Would you like
to provide your students with a web-based periodic table? What
about information on William Faulkner? Find these links, plus
many others dealing with Science, Social Studies, English, and Math
on the following page.
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Teacher Sites - Need an idea for
using political cartoons in your class? Are you trying to solve a
computer problem? The sites featured on the following page offer
software evaluations, professional resources, universities, parent
sites, search engines, trouble-shooting tips, and much more.
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Library and Information Resources
For Media Specialists - In addition to the Occupational Outlook
Handbook and references on citing Internet resources, the following
page links to Internet research sites, Internet site evaluation, professional
publications, and AUP's.
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Journals - The following page
links to numerous educational journals such as Booklist magazine.
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Web Tools and Resources for Technology
Trainers - As Technology Trainers, we need to be able to put our
hands on web tools and information in a minute for any situation.
Here is a set of web addresses that will provide you with ready information
for all sorts of circumstances. Did you ever wonder how some
people just seem to always have a list of sites, tips and resources
on hand in short notice? A lot of them will tell you that they
have subscribed to some sort of e-mail newsletter that gives them
updates and new web sites on a regular basis.
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Grants - The Internet is a great
source for finding grant funding. This page provides to numerous
funding sources.
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Mississippi Trivia Challenge
- Test your Mississippi knowledge.
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Tom Snyder Productions
- Decisions, Decisions Online - Bring current events discussions
alive in your classroom with the new Internet version of the award-winning
Decisions, Decisions series. Each month, Decisions, Decisions Online
showcases a live action video that presents the clashing viewpoints
behind a controversial social issue drawn from today's headlines.
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eBoard - Your
own "Virtual Corkboard" where you can post messages, photos
and links online in seconds. With an eBoard you can quickly and easily
make information accessible to others on your own private place online.
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Hot Potatoes
- Hot Potatoes provides a teacher with a tool to create interactive
teaching activities for the Internet.
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MarcoPolo - The MarcoPolo program provides no-cost,
standards-based Internet content for the K-12 teacher and classroom,
developed by the nation's content experts. Online resources
include panel-reviewed links to top sites in many disciplines, professionally
developed lesson plans, and classroom activities. Sites include materials
to help with daily classroom planning, brief and extended lesson plans,
reviewed and expert-approved links to related high-quality sites,
and powerful search engines.
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A Treasure
chest of Educational Resources - A compilation of Mississippi
and Educationally Related WebSite Gems discovered and compiled by
the Mississippi Department of Education Web Managers.
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Safe Internet: Privacy
and Security Fundamentals - offers helpful answers to consumers'
most commonly asked questions about protecting their information online.
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Stay Safe Online
leads kids through a 15-minute animated tutorial that teaches basic
safe surfing skills. The program focuses on three strategies to help
ensure that kids have a positive, safe online experience: education,
adult supervision and technology. The tutorial is free of charge (connect-time
charges may apply for some users depending on their Internet service).
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MarcoPolo Publications
- This guide targets elementary teachers and is designed
to assist them in integrating the Internet into their classroom successfully.
Download the PDF file or fill out the online form and have it sent
to your school.
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Delta area Physics,
Physical Science, and Applied Mathematics project - Workshops
for Science and Mathematics teachers who teach grades 5 through 12.
An academic year component with additional workshops and Science Alliance
meetings to support teachers' efforts in the classroom. Opportunities
for teachers to enroll in a Physics, Physical Science and Applied
Mathematics course for graduate credit or CEU's.