They also provide a WebMaster's Encyclopedia of terms . The Design Studio, Technology, and Programming sections contain ample amounts of articles covering both basic and advanced topics. The Cover Story section discusses a current, important Internet-related issue. This Netscape site illustrates the success with which Internet technologies have been implemented to aid education. The site links to schools that exhibit their exemplary use of this fast-growing technology.
Projects are well-detailed and available for all grade levels.
To see these samples requires QBrowser, which can be downloaded for free at this site. This site, created by the Institute for Learning Technologies at Columbia University, outlines and guides the user through the steps of creating constructivist projects centered around the World Wide Web. Several helpful links, many being examples of completed school constructivist projects, help the user visualize the concepts presented in this graphically pared-down page. Anyone can access the information and other teachers are encouraged to register their own on-line projects. Most of the list is conveniently annotated.