Some of the sites did not fit directly with a standard but are still listed as they were potentially valuable resources for the classroom. At the end of each individual site entry, you will find comments from the evaluator. These comments will provide additional information about the site. Librarians and educators do the filtering for you, reading hundreds of announcements each week looking for the online resources most valuable to the education community. This site includes a well-developed search engine.
Selection is targeted especially toward online sites devoted to learners.
In addition to the organizational information you'd expect, this site offers a really good search engine, with which you can pull up, well, lots and lots of resources. The Smithsonian Institution's home page is tantalizing, with its aerial view of the museum and the Washington Mall nearby, and a scrolling menu offering links to the New American Art Museum, a picture of the original Betsey Ross American Flag, and other educational and research departments. The Virtual Reference Desk Additional teacher resources, including lesson plans and enrichment activities, may be found on the OEA web. See the Agency Resource Links , Learning Centers , and Curriculum Standards pages. Bradley commission on History in Schools.