Internet resources include basic statistics, maps, photographs, travel information, recipes, and addresses for sources of further information. Searching by country name is a good way to begin. To find appropriate reading materials for students, at least two very helpful bibliographies are available. In both books, all of the titles listed have received positive reviews from African scholars and educators. These institutions usually offer special tours for school groups and educational materials to accompany the exhibits.
Many museums maintain lending collections of books, audio-visual materials, and artifact kits.
Some also host Africa-related guest lectures, artistic performances, and film series. The organization links American students in grades 3-12 with Peace Corps volunteers serving in countries around the world. Students and volunteers can exchange letters, pictures, audio cassettes, and small artifacts. Many returned volunteers are eager to visit classrooms and share their overseas experiences. World Wise Schools produces country-specific educational videos and study guides.