The web site makes the data and statistical findings available online. The Economic Education Web provides support for economic education at all levels. The sections of the site include Economics Information and Data , Economics Resources for K-12 Teachers , and Ideas for Using the Web in Teaching . The National Association of Economic Educators site is also part of EcEdWeb. This well-organized, very informational site was written by students for ThinkQuest, an annual contest which challenges students to use the Internet as a collaborative, interactive teaching and learning tool.
Articles evaluate teaching techniques, classroom materials, and specific programs.
The web site contains subscription information, and the editors of the journal have just begun to make articles from past issues available on the web site. The Motley Fool contains a number of features which could easily be incorporated into a class about the stock market. Goffe organizes and annotates a comprehensive listing of economics resources available on the web. The Stock Market Game is an electronic simulation of Wall Street trading, designed to help students and adults understand the stock market, the costs and benefits involved in decision making, the sources and uses of capital, and other related economic concepts. To play the game, students research, invest, and monitor a hypothetical 100,000 investment.