Don't miss the KnowledgeNetbook, which has a glossary, statistics and history of distance education. This neat, well-organized site offers an archive of articles about issues facing educators and administrators, curriculum resources, news, lesson plans, job postings and more. EdWeb Ed Web was created by Andy Carvin and explores themes of educational reform and information technology in short essays. An abundance of hypertext links allows you to jump around the site with ease and seek out answers to the questions that specifically interest you. This guide to education resources on the Web is a comprehensive starting point.
Lists are well spaced and easy to read, and a brief description of each site is provided.
You can also view a full table of contents in alphabetical order. There are a few dead links, however. Gateway to Educational Materials A Department of Education consortium created this site to help teachers access lesson plans and instructional material available on the Internet. Individuals and organizations with sites that have lesson ideas and materials are invited to submit their resources for possible inclusion in the database. FREE is the centralized location for teaching and learning resources that are supported by various agencies of the federal government.