Examples of links include Famous FBI Cases and the Learning Page from the Library of Congress. Additional features include links to sites created especially for kids and a Favorites page where parents, teachers, and students write about their favorite sites. The site features school-based projects that work to improve the educational experience of disadvantaged children by providing urban schools with information technology. Current projects include the Eiffel Project, the Living Schoolbook Project, the Reinventing Libraries Project, and the Harlem Environmental Access Project. Additional resources include ILTWeb Online Resources and K-12 Project Showcases.
Users can explore different Internet resources by subjects.
There are resources for reading, writing, math, science, and homework help. Users can also check out careers and colleges or issues and conflicts that are of interests. Additional resources about Arts and Entertainment, Computers and the Internet, and Sports are included. The Internet Public Library, Youth Division provides children with Internet resources in various subjects, including Art and Music, Health and Nutrition, and Sports and Recreation. The Reading Zone area offers a collection of picture books, short stories, poetry, magazines, and more for young readers at all reading levels.