Articles already available are on topics such as Internet safety, model schools, and online collaboration. This collection of articles entitled Guidelines for Educational Uses of Networks is a valuable resource for those interested in learning more about using networks to facilitate and enrich the educational experience. The articles deal with timely and important issues such as acceptable use, shared online projects, and global literacy. The Guidelines are maintained on The Learning Resource Server at the College of Education, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign by Jim Levin. Education Made available online by the Scholarly Communications Project at Virginia Polytechnic, the Journal of Technology Education is a forum for scholarly discussion on various issues involving technology education.
Articles cover topics such as technology education research, philosophy, theory, and practice.
Published twice a year, the journal also provides book reviews, editorials, guest articles, and reader responses to past articles. The journal is available in various electronic formats, including via an email subscription, as well as in print, and is edited by Dr. Mark Sanders of the Department of Technology Education at Virginia Polytechnic. On the Horizon is the online version of a newsletter for educators. It offers information about how emerging trends in the social, technological, economic, environmental, and political sectors impact developments in education. The content is made up of abstracts of articles, books or Internet postings with implications for education or essays on developments that may affect the future of education, along with book and software reviews.