It was originally conceived for the 1997 Montana State Reading Council conference, and was extensively revised and enlarged for conferences in 1998 and 1999. I check the validity and accuracy of all links each time I add more. Therefore, I have broken the directory into sections, indicated by the navigation links on the right hand side of each page. The explosive growth of the World Wide Web has been both blessing and curse. Information once found only in large research libraries is now available in every school, no matter how small or isolated.
Searchers become frustrated when they are bounced from one list of links to another.
Equally annoying are sites designed only to sell something. The resources assembled here have been accumulated over several years. As always, my goal has been been to find sites from reliable sources which offer substantive content. Many of the chosen sites are operated by educational, governmental, or non-profit organizations, but I haven't excluded commercial sites. Unless the annotation indicates the site is an index or directory, one will find more or less extensive textual content through these links.