Kids are a tough lot to please, but this San Ramon company makes a valiant and mostly successful effort. The company even offers schools free pentium computers and service contracts, with the condition that can track the student's web use and sell this information to advertisers. Though you won't find any of the latest Leo gossip or Britney Spears singles here, this site does a good job of wrapping educational fare in cool packaging, which is half the battle with its target market. Users can find links to SAT tutorials, the latest events and study guides for history and science subjects.
Teachers can also find helpful links for materials and teaching tips.
Front page offers jumps to anywhere on the site, so getting lost is not a problem. Some pages use a frames setup, which is less attractive. Sharp, although the amount of graphics may make this site slower for dial-up modems. While teens may not name education as their number one Internet draw, ZapMe puts in a worthy effort to keep things fresh and hip, giving it as good a chance as any to win over a fickle crowd. Earliest info on new businesses, homeowners Sales Prospecting Center Real info, real opportunities.