It includes information about finding materials in ERIC and through networking and lists some sources for borrowing and buying materials. The ERIC database is a good source of information about instructional materials. A search will lead you to curricula, project descriptions, lesson plans, classroom activities, task lists, and other resources. The database also includes materials on how to develop curricula. Talking to colleagues about their successes and failures in finding materials and their most and least favorite resources provides educators with valuable leads.
Subscribers are very willing to share their expertise and experiences.
Rather, it is intended to help educators get started in their search for resources. It includes commercial publishers, curriculum laboratories, curriculum consortia, and state and national resource centers. Print, videotapes, CD-ROMs, and multimedia. Print, videotape, workbooks, resource guides, CD-ROMs, transparencies. Software, workbooks, videos, self-study modules.