Yes, the Internet is a place to learn the fine art of making paper airplanes. The American Museum of Papermaking is on the Web with a virtual tour that traces the history, art, and science of papermaking from 2000 BC to today.
Surfers can read articles about the works displayed.
If you've ever wondered how Bill Waterson found the names for the cartoon characters, Calvin and Hobbes, you need to visit this site. The Calvin and Hobbes Home Page features an extensive history about the medieval namesakes of the cartoon characters and some other cartoon links. Caught in the Web Herein is a site full of more than 65 graphically based pages. Some of the subjects included are Sci-fi, Monty Python, Edgar Allan Poe, and Texas. Enter their contest for a free web page.