World Wide Web
Destinations for K12 Teachers

This page provides links to a small fraction of the destinations this information highway can take you to. Since everything is connected, it is easy to follow these links to new destinations.

Check out what Zhen Zou has been doing in the CNE lab on behalf of our project. It's being cleaned up and added to this week but she's put a nice dent into it. You can find it under http://cne.gmu.edu/0h/K-12/K-12.

Netnews Groups I selected a small fraction of the 10,000 or so netnews groups available as the ones the most likely to be useful and least likely to offend delicate sensibilities.

Periodicals from, by, and about the network and the rest of the world.

Global Schoolhouse Project students all over the world to work and learn together, by communicating with each other, teachers, scientists, and even national and international leaders. Also see New Pathways to a Degree by the Annenberg/CPB Project, to encourage post-secondary institutions to develop degree programs that would serve students who might not otherwise complete a degree or even enroll in a higher education course

Val Verde Val Verde prepares to open schools on Monday with three additional revolutionary learning and management environments.

Links to vast numbers of additional sites, some relevant to K12 interests.

From INFOBITS March 1995

"Higher Education/K-12 Connection:

Bibliography" contains references to articles on collaborative projects between K-12 schools and higher education institutions. The document is available from the IAT Gopher site: URL = or from the IAT FTP site: URL = ftp://gandalf.iat.unc.edu/user/home/anonftp/guides/irg-21.txt

"K-12 on the Internet: How Wired Is K-12?" provides a sampling of Internet sites established by and for the K-12 sector. The document is available in HTML format: URL = http://ike.engr.washington.edu/iat/irg-19.html or from the IAT Gopher site: URL = or from the IAT FTP site: URL = ftp://gandalf.iat.unc.edu/user/home/anonftp/guides/irg-19.txt "Examples of K-12/Higher Education and Other Institutions Technology Partnerships" lists examples of national, regional, and state projects by higher education and other non-profit institutions to assist and benefit K-12 schools. The document is available in HTML format: URL = http://ike.engr.washington.edu/iat/irg-27.html or from the IAT Gopher site: URL = or from the IAT FTP site: URL = ftp://gandalf.iat.unc.edu/user/home/anonftp/guides/irg-27.txt