Bookmarks for Clair Clark
Bookmarks for Clair Clark
Digital Camera Stuff
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MGI
Software Corp. / Live Picture, Inc. - The leader in Internet Imaging -
Live Picture Image Server, FlashPix, Panoramas, Reality Studio, Object
Modeler, PhotoVista
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Digital
Camera Reviews & comparison Imaging Resource reviews over 40 digital
cameras
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cameraworld.com
News Education Pages
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The
New York Times Learning Network
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http://www.nytimes.com/learning/
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Newsweek
Education Program Home Page
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http://school.newsweek.com/
Sites for Student to Start research, etc.
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Study
WEB
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http://www.studyweb.com/
A searchable database that focuses on providing resources for the inclusion
of the web in class. Sights linked to the page are evaluated for visual
content and age level, a short blurb about each is provided. Will require
some poking around.
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Kids
Web
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http://www.npac.syr.edu/textbook/kidsweb/
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KidsCom
: Play Smart, Stay Safe and Have Fun!
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http://www.kidscom.com/
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Nosweat.com
-- Fastest Online Research!
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http://www.homeworkcentral.com/
Social Studies Professional Organizations
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Social
Studies Education: National Council for the Social Studies
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http://www.ncss.org/
Teaching Tips/Encouragement
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The
New Teacher Page
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http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Delphi/7862/
Professional Journals
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The
ASCD Home Page
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http://www.ascd.org/
U of O
U of O resources
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Center
For Advanced Technology in Education
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http://interact.uoregon.edu/CATE/Homepage
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Renascence
Editions
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http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~rbear/ren.htm
Full text copies for old books
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University
of Oregon Home Page
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http://www.uoregon.edu/
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COMMUNITY
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
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http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~intern/
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WORD:
Writing Online Resource Directory
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http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~uocomp/word.html
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Teaching
Effectiveness Program
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http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~tep/
Great hints on teaching and classroom management.
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Cybersisters:
A Telementoring Program
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http://www.efn.org/~wistec/cybersis/
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University
of Oregon Library System
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http://libweb.uoregon.edu/
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UO
Library: Janus Online Information System
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http://libweb.uoregon.edu/janus.html
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InfoTrac
SearchBank: Oregon State Wide Contract
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http://www.searchbank.com/searchbank/oregon_uoregon
University Classes Resources
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ELTA
610 Home Page
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http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~technerd/
Has database with all sorts of resources for different disciplines.
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RBO880
1998 Computer-Assisted Communication and Education
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http://hagar.up.ac.za/catts/ole/rbo1998/weblearn98.html
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EPAA
Vol. 6 No. 16 Levin: Criticizing the Schools: Then and Now
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http://epaa.asu.edu/epaa/v6n16.html
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index.html
Art Pages
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ART
HISTORY RESOURCES ON THE WEB: Contents
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http://witcombe.bcpw.sbc.edu/ARTHLinks.html
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Eastern
& Oriental art Hermitage
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http://www.hermitage.ru/eastern/egypt/en_egypt.htm
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Site
officiel du musée du Louvre
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http://mistral.culture.fr/louvre/
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Timelines!
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http://www.dc.infi.net/~gunther/tl001.html
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artMuseum.net
Home Page
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pano
at ArtMuseum.net
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The
photo.net Web service
Media History
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Welcome
to Webcorp Multimedia!
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http://webcorp.com/civilrights/
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Advertising
Age - 50 Best Commercials
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http://adage.com/news_and_features/special_reports/commercials/years.1950.html
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The
Media History Project
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http://www.mediahistory.com/
History of the Internet
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BBN
Timeline
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http://www.bbn.com/timeline/
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Netizens
Netbook
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http://www.columbia.edu/~hauben/netbook/
Digital Libraries
Cyberbooks/Cyberschools
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The
Future of Books
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http://www.4j.lane.edu/cybrary/futurebooks.html
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CyberSchool
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http://www.cyberschool.k12.or.us/
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CARRIE:
An Electronic LIbrary
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http://kuhttp.cc.ukans.edu/carrie/carrie_main.html
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Tavistock
Books
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http://www.tavbooks.com/
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Master
Webster Competition (MWC)
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http://www.open.k12.or.us/mwebster/
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PROJECT
GUTENBERG INDEX
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http://www.promo.net/pg/
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ElectricBook
Links to Online Books, Newspapers, Magazines
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http://www.electricbook.com/
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NewsDirectory:
Newspapers and Media
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http://www.newsd.com/
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Medieval
Sourcebook: Introduction
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http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sbook.html
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Welcome
to Web de Anza
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http://anza.uoregon.edu/
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Project
INTERSECT Home page
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http://intersect.uoregon.edu/
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Welcome
to the Oxford Text Archive
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http://ota.ahds.ac.uk/
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Perseus
Project Home Page
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http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/
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The
On-Line Books Page
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http://www.cs.cmu.edu/books.html
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UC
Berkeley Digital Library Project
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http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/
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The
English Server
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http://eserver.org/
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CARRIE:
An Electronic LIbrary
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http://kuhttp.cc.ukans.edu/carrie/carrie_main.html
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English
Language Resources -- Electronic Text Center
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http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/english.html
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Electronic
Texts and Images
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http://history.hanover.edu/eti.html
Textbook study guides
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The
Heritage of World Civilizations
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http://www.prenhall.com/~bookbind/pubbooks/craig/
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Norton
College Titles
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http://www.wwnorton.com/college/
Lesson Plans
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Social
Studies Sites on the World Wide Web
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http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/links/socialstudies.html
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AskERIC
Lesson Plans: Social studies
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Awesome
Library - K-12 Social Studies Lesson Plans
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Awesome
Library - Materials_Search
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U.S.
History Lesson Plans
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Morgan
County Schools--Lesson Plans
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WEB
500 Government
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Mr.
Crasson's Resource Page
Immigration
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American
Immigration Past and Present
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http://www2.rims.k12.ca.us/score/activity/immigration/index.html
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Canadian
Immigration Theme Page
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http://www.cln.org/themes/immigration.html
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washingtonpost.com:
Myth of the Melting Pot: America's Racial and Ethnic Divides
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/meltingpot/meltingpot.htm
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Washingtonpost.com:
Interactive Citizenship Test
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/meltingpot/meltingpot.htm
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Immigration
Literature
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http://bvsd.k12.co.us/~newellm/Immigration/lit.html
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American
Immigration
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http://www.bergen.org/AAST/Projects/Immigration/index.html
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Flashback
- Immigration: The Perpetual Controversy
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http://theatlantic.com/atlantic/atlweb/flashbks/immigr/immigint.htm
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Issues
- Immigration - Project Vote Smart
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http://www.vote-smart.org/issues/IMMIGRATION/
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Immigration,
nationality, and citizenship law
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http://law.house.gov/104.htm
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American
Immigration Past and Present
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http://www2.rims.k12.ca.us/score/activity/immigration/index.html
Women's History
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Women
In World History Curriculum
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http://home.earthlink.net/~womenwhist/
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The
Future Is Ours to Lose: Timeline Special
Global Education
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Global
Learning
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http://viconet.com/~schnarr/global.htm
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Center
for Teaching International Relations
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http://www.du.edu/ctir/
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American
Forum for Global Education
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http://www.globaled.org/
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A
Global Educator's Guide to the Internet, Global Home
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http://www.educ.uvic.ca/faculty/triecken/globalhome.html
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The
Global Schoolhouse™
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http://www.gsn.org/
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Peace
Corps | World Wise Schools
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http://www.peacecorps.gov/wws/index.html
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UNICEF
Voices of Youth Home Page
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http://www.unicef.org/voy/
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InfoManage
International
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http://www.infomanage.com/
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The
Center for Learning - Archived Lessons
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http://www.centerforlearning.org/pastlessons.htm#9-12
World History
Russia/Former Republics
South America
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CLASP
Europe
Arab/Muslim
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MESA
Homepage
Central America
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index2
Asia
Laos
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Vientiane
Times
cambodia
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Lycos
Community Guide: The Killing Fields (Cambodia)
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Cambodian
Directory Homepage
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Cambodia
headline news
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Phnom
Penh Daily News
China
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China:
Dim Sum: Table of Contents and Home Page
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Searching
for China: a Full WebQuest
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China
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The
Government Information Office
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Chinese
Information and Culture Center
Tibet
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TIBET:CHANGE
AND UNCHANGED
Taiwan
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Taiwan
Province
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Scene
Online Main Menu
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Asia
Info
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For
Educators
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Asia
Society
Africa
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The
African Studies Association (ASA)
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lhtimelinetoc
Ancient History
Egypt
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Ancient
Egypt
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http://library.advanced.org/10805/egypt.html
WOULD NOT USE DURING CLASS
Contents:
Time Frame-Timeline that is brief.
Origins and Religion-Very brief.
Succession of Dynasties-List all of the rulers, without dates. A few
are hyperlinked.
Map of Egypt
Sources for Egypt
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The
Pronunciation of Ancient Egyptian
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http://www.friesian.com/egypt.htm
WOULD NOT USE DURING CLASS
Very detailed description of how to read Egyptian.
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Encyclopedia
Mythica: Egyptian mythology
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http://www.pantheon.org/mythica/areas/egyptian/
Might use in class, in the computer lab, for the kids to get a sense
of the vast number of gods.
Has a list of all of the Egyptian gods. We are talking ALL. Very brief
descriptions of each of the gods. Sometimes includes an image of the god
and how the name appears in Egyptian.
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WELCOME
TO RIGBY'S WORLD OF EGYPT
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http://www.powerup.com.au/~ancient/
Has links to 90 pages of Egypt.
Has a tour of Egypt.
Would be a good place to just let kids surf and follow what interests
them.
Has a good, real brief synopsis of athe different periods of Egyptian
history.
Has a tour of Egyptian Museum with a ton of pages. Runs a little slow
because of all of the images.
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The
Magic and Mysteries of Ancient Egypt
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http://www.verdenet.com/isis/
This is a very comprehensive site. Includes history, culture, people,
climate. Has a very brief description of only a few rulers. Would be good
page to let kids loose on and let explore.
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The
Wonders Of Ancient Egypt
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Had problems connecting...
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The
Ancient Egypt Site
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http://www.geocities.com/~amenhotep/
Slow to load.
Very comprehensive.
Has a very good timeline, the best so far, that includes all of the
periods, dates and who reigned. Has a brief description of each of the
periods of history. And an A to Z search. Could be confusing for kids to
navigate.
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Ancient
Egypt
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http://tqjunior.advanced.org/4368/
Think Quest site. Pretty elementary descriptions of pyramids, mummies,
etc. The site was created by kids.
Has an egyptian challenge games that is kind of fun.
Has our alphabet in hieroglyphics.
Can be used in class without a problem.
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Ancient
Egypt Bingo Test Review Game & Unit Test
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http://members.aol.com/Egyptkids/EgyptBingo.html
Fun assignment designed for 6th graders. Have them create bingo cards
to prepare for the test.
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Egypt
Lesson
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http://fos.stsci.edu/~mangiafico/elem_2.html
Designed for 3rd graders, has a hyperlink to Education Management Group
that might be worth looking into.
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Egypt
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http://members.aol.com/TWard64340/Egypt.htm
Lesson plans for Egypt. Has a couple cool art projects, would be better
for younger kids. Also has links on Egypt for both kids and adults. The
links for kids are pretty silly, and the adult ones are not a whole lot
better.
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Egyptian
Hieroglyphs
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http://www2.torstar.com/rom/egypt/
Very cool. Does not have a letter to hieroglyph translation, but it
allows you to put in letters or phrases and it will translate them for
you.
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Hieroglyph
to Letter Decoder
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http://www2.torstar.com/rom/egypt/cartolet.html
This is off the previous web site, allows you to decode from hieroglyphics
into English, could give kids a sentence and have them translate it into
English and have them check themselves on this site.
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Corkankhamun
Explains Mummification
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http://members.aol.com/mumifyddog/index.html
Describes how mummies are made, why they are made, etc. A lot of text,
would be great to use in class, but I don't think the kids could keep up
with the reading, maybe use for an older class?
Very thorough page.
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Teacher's
Guide
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http://www.clpgh.org/cmnh/tours/egypt/guide.html
Very detailed background information on Egyptian life, climate, etc.
Includes suggested in class activities. Good reading for me, kids should
avoid.
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Egyptian
Projects
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http://www.xs4all.nl/~swanson/origins/egyptintro.html
Very, very slow to load.
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Odyssey
in Egypt
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http://www.scriptorium.org/Odyssey/
Ten weeks of excavation. Intro for the kids. Would be complucated to
do in a short period of time with the kids in the class.
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NOVA
Online | Ice Mummies of the Inca | Mummies of the World
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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/peru/mummies/index.html
Good background, would not use this in class.
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NOVA
Online/Pyramids -- The Inside Story
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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/pyramid/
Allows you to walk into the great pyramids. Has quick time movies,
that obviously can not be used in class.
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Life
in Ancient Egypt
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http://www.clpgh.org/cmnh/tours/egypt/walton.html
A sophisticated site. A museum site with good descriptions, a little
dry for kids.
Has teacher resources, the pages of background information that has
also been book marked.
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Egypt:
History - Pharaonic Dynasties
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http://interoz.com/egypt/ehistory.htm
Has all of the dynasties listed with information on each of them. Very
thorough textually and includes few pictures. Good back ground info, but
not for use by kids, unless they are doing some research.
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TrackStar:
Ancient Egypt for Students
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http://scrtec.org/track/tracks/t00024.html
An annotated bibliography of sites on ancient egypt. Has a couple good
sites, also has a lot of sites that are really unrelated. Would be better
for an older crowd.
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Field
Trip to Ancient Egypt
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http://www.edcoe.k12.ca.us/egypt.html
Organized by a 6th grade class.
Fact sheet link does not work.
Map is from the PCL map collection.
Geography link is really detailed.
Has a really cool link to the diary of a guy traveling through Egypt,
may be a little sophisticated for a younger crowd.
Might be a really good page just to let the kids surf.
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Egyptian
Gods: Summaries
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ttp://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~shawn/egypt//gods.html
Straight text list of major gods. No pictures, etc.
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Ancient
Egypt - Introduction: The Nile
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http://carbon.cudenver.edu/stc-link/AE/index.html
A nice introduction to Egypt, very lengthy.Be great for research for
older kids, but not middle school.
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Duke
Papyrus Archive
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The
Step Pyramid at Saqqara
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Museum
Tours - The Virtual Egyptian Museum
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The
Construction of the Pyramids
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Reeder's
Egypt Page
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The
Egyptian Book of the Dead
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Clickable
Mummy
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Theban
Mapping Project
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The
Egyptian Museum
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An
Egyptian Gallery
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Mythinglinks/AFRICA:
Egypt and the Sahara's Opening Page
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Mythinglinks/AFRICA:
Egypt and the Sahara's Opening Page
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At
the Tomb of Tutankhamen @ nationalgeographic.com
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Photographic
Images of Ancient Egypt - Karnak, Pyramids, Tutankhamun, Abu Simbel, Aswan,
The Nile, Edfu, Kom Ombo, Feluccas, Valley of the Kings, The Sphinx
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The
Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology
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Egypt
and Art
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Monuments
in Egypt
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History
B94: History of Ancient Egypt - Piccione
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Ancient
Egypt Resources for K-12
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Ancient
History Sourcebook: The Ancient Near East and Egypt
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Ancient
Egyptian History
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AncientSites:
Take Your Place in History
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World
History Curriculum Links
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Egypt
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World
Civilization Resources Via WWW
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ANCIENT
HISTORY PAGE
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EAWC:
Ancient Egypt
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ANCIENT
HISTORY PAGE
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The
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
US History
Encounter 1492-1600
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Discoverers
Web Homepage - links and information on voyages of discovery
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1492
Exhibit
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Columbus
Day
Colonial Period (1600-1775)
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Plimoth-on-Web
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Index
of /Archives/History/USA/colonial
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William
Penn
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The
Salem Witch Museum - Salem, Massachusetts
American Revolution (1775-1783)
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George
III
Creating the Government (1776-1789)
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Building
List
-
Articles
of Confederation
Early Republic Period (1789-1824)
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United
States History: War of 1812 Index
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PBS
Online - Lewis and Clark
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Historic
Mount Vernon - The Home of Our First President, George Washington
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Monticello,
Home of Thomas Jefferson
Manifest Destiny, Expansion, and Slavery (1824-1861)
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The
Oregon Trail Home page
-
The
Underground Railroad Site - Table of Contents
Civil War and Reconstruction (1861-1877)
-
The
History Place presents Abraham Lincoln
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Battle
Statistics American Civil WarCommanders and Casualties
-
American
Civil War
-
U.S.
Civil War Center -- Civil War Information 2
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Selected
Civil War Photographs Home Page
-
The
American Civil War Homepage
-
The
Civil War Archive Home Page
-
Civil
War Index Page
-
Civil
War Medicine
-
Wars
and conflicts of the U.S. Navy
-
Civil
War Women - Internet Sources
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USA:(5)Opposing
views on Reconstruction
Gilded Age and America as a World Power (1877-1900)
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The
American Experience/Carnegie/Gilded Age
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The
Gilded Page
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History
in The National Park Service - Spanish-American War
-
The
World of 1898: The Spanish-American War Home Page
Progessive Era (1900-1914)
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Progressivism:
Home Page
-
How
we made the firstflight
-
Ellis
Island
-
World War I and the Treaty of Versiales (1914-1919)
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The
World War I Document Archive
-
World
War I - Trenches on the Web
-
versailles
treaty contents
The Roaring Twenties (1919-1929)
-
The
1920s/The Twenties/The Roaring Twenties/The Roaring 20s/The 1920's
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http://www.louisville.edu/~kprayb01/1920s.html
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American
Culture in the 1920s
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http://www.msu.edu/course/mc/112/1920s/
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Black
Thursday: October 24, 1929 - Before the Crash
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http://sac.uky.edu/~msunde00/hon202/p4/before.html
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Prohibition
Crime
-
Past
Times Nostalgia Entertainment Links to Our Favorite Vintage Radio Sites:
-
The
Jazz Age Page
-
American
Temperance and Prohibition
-
History
of the Suffrage Movement
Depression/New Deal (1929-1939)
Stock market crash
-
87
Crash, charts and stories of the 1987 Stock Market Crash
-
The
Two Major Stock Market Crashes
-
The
U.S. Stock Market Crash Index
-
THE
BEAR MARKET index
-
Stock
Market Crash
-
December
Economic Trends: Labor Markets
-
The
Great Depression
-
great
depression
-
Franklin
D. Roosevelt and the New Deal
-
FDR
Cartoon Collection Database
-
Fireside
chats
-
Building
America: FDR's New Deal
-
The
Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Museum
-
New
Deal Agencies
World War II (1939-1945)
Japanese Internment
-
Decision
To Evacuate the Japanese From the Pacific Coast - 1942
-
Internment
and Evacuation of San Francisco Japanese - 1942
-
Relocation
of Japanese-Americans (pamphlet)
-
War
Relocation Authority Camps in Arizona, 1942-1946
-
Japanese
American National Museum: Japanese American Incarceration Facts
-
Japanese
American National Museum: Chronology of World War II Incarceration
-
Nikkei
Homepage
-
Dorothea
Lange
-
Heart
Mountain Relocation Center
-
Living
- Japanese Relocation Photographs Exhibit, Univ. Utah
-
The
Japanese American Internment
-
CLPEF.network
Links
-
FDR
Cartoon Collection Database
-
A
Cybrary of the Holocaust
-
The
White Rose
-
Aug
95: The Atomic Age at 50
-
Geneva
Conventions
-
Propaganda
Posters -- World War II
-
Pictures
of World War II
-
ATOMIC
BOMB: DECISION (Hiroshima-Nagasaki)
-
The
Manhattan Project
-
GI
-- World War II Commemoration
-
What
did you do in the war, Grandma?
-
THE
HOLOCAUST AN HISTORICAL SUMMARY
-
Hiroshima
Archive
-
Dachau,
The Virtual Tour
Cold War (1945-1991)
Korean War
-
Korean
War Anniversary
-
Examining
the Korean War
-
Senator
Joseph McCarthy -- A Multimedia Celebration
-
CIA/EDRC
-
The
Cuban Missile Crisis
-
Keyword:Cuban
missile crisis
-
CUBAN
MISSILE CRISIS
-
Cuban
Missile Crisis
-
NATO
Official Homepage
-
NATO
: Welcome to NATO
Vietnam War
-
Vietnam
war history page
-
mylai
-
The
My Lai Incident
-
THE
MYLAI MASSACRE
-
Re:
Vietnam -- Stories Since the War
-
THE
WARS FOR VIET NAM
-
THE
WARS FOR VIET NAM
-
Edwin
Moise Bibliography of the Vietnam War
-
Edwin
Moise Bibliography of the Vietnam War
Civil Rights (1960-1973)
-
Martin
Luther King, Jr. Papers Project at Stanford University
-
MLK
Page
1960's
-
60's
Rock Timeline
-
The
Whole World Was Watching
Watergate
-
VCEpolitics.com
-
HeraldLink:
Watergate -- 25 years later
-
Watergate
Links
-
Watergate.com
-
VCEpolitics.com
Late 1970s and the 1980s
-
Camp
David Accords -- Framework for Peace
-
The
Space Shuttle Challenger Accident, 1986
America in the 1990s
-
frontline:
the gulf war
-
The
Bosnian Virtual Fieldtrip
KKK
-
Ku
Klux Klan
Comprehensive Sites
-
Documents
For The Study Of American History
-
Yahoo!
Arts:Humanities:History:U.S. History:20th Century
-
History/Wallowa
HS Library
-
U.S.
History Curriculum Links
-
Learning
Page of the Library of Congress
-
History
Happens
-
History
Channel
-
The
History Guide -- Resources for Historians
-
The
History Guide -- Main
-
American
History 102: 1865-Present
-
Center
for Research Libraries: Handbook - US History
-
The
AP US History Page
-
Inaugural
Addresses of the Presidents of the United States. 1989.
-
The
Advent of Modern America (1865 to 1920)
-
Learning
Page
-
SchoolHouse
Rock - The Unofficial Site
-
The
History Place
-
Making
of America
-
TheHistoryNet
- Where History Lives on the Web
-
The
Avalon Project at the Yale Law School : Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy
-
IPL
POTUS -- Presidents of the United States
-
Vose
Social Studies Education Resources
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History
House: Books, Stories, and Historical Trivia
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WELCOME
TO ARCHIVING EARLY AMERICA
Native Americans
-
Native
American Documents Project
African Americans
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Africans
in America
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Education
First: Black History Hotlist
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Education
First: Black History Activities
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African-American
Lesson Plans
-
The
African-American Mosaic Exhibition (Library of Congress)
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U.S.
History -- African Americans (JG)
-
African
American History
-
The
Internet African American History Challenge
Textbook Sites
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Out
of Many: A History of the American People, 2/E
War Stats
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Americans
Killed in Action, Numbers
Government
Constitution
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intro2
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Promoting
the General Welfare_History
State Government
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Oregon
Revised Statutes
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Oregon
Administrative Rules - 1997 Compilation
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The
State Public Interest Research Groups (PIRGs)
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Oregon
State Legislature
-
Legislative
Web Audio
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stateline.org:
Oregon
Supreme Court/Law
-
Guide
to the Supreme Court
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FindLaw:
United States Case Law
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FindLaw:
United States Case Law: Supreme Court
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Oyez
Oyez Oyez
-
LII:
Supreme Court Collection
-
Supreme
Court Cases
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Oyez
Oyez Oyez: Search by Subjects
Congress
-
Congressional
Email Directory
-
THOMAS
-- U.S. Congress on the Internet
-
Project
Vote Smart - A Voter's Self-Defense System
-
THOMAS
-- U.S. Congress on the Internet
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United
States House of Representatives - 106th Congress
-
U.S.
Senate
-
Committee
Profiles
-
C-SPAN:
C-SPAN in the Classroom
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HOW
CONGRESS WORKS
-
Population
Reference Bureau
-
Kids
Web - Government
-
United
States Government Lesson Plans
-
Government
Information Sharing Project
-
Core
Documents of U.S. Democracy
-
Statistical
Abstract of the United States
-
Center
for Civic Education
-
Welcome
To The White House
-
Handouts
on Electoral College
-
Social
Studies: Government
-
United
States Government Lesson Plans
-
Iowa
Caucus 2000 Page - Iowa Political Hotline
-
IDEA:
Voter Turnout from 1945 to 1997: North America & the Caribbean: United
States of America
-
Electoral
College Election Statistics
-
Campaigns
and Elections
-
GIC
- Election Maps
-
GOVT
- Table of Contents
-
Political
Polling: From The Beginning To The Center...
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CongressLink:
For Teachers
-
Close
Up Foundation: Home Page
Economics
-
WebEc
- WWW Resources in Economics
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Other
Statistical Sites on the World Wide Web
-
Microsoft
Money
CIM/CAM
-
Oregon
Standards
-
Division
of Instruction
North Eugene High School
-
North
Eugene High School - Eugene, Oregon
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Eugene
School District 4J
Web Ethics
Educational Search Sites
-
Best
Rated Educational Internet Sites
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http://208.145.149.29/LearnResource2/mainpage.htm
This is an excellent resource site. It has tons of great web links
sorted by grade level (all high school, even includes a notation if AP),
curriculum area (the curriculum areas include English and Literature, French,
Science and Math, Social Studies, and Spanish), and category. Additionally,
you can search for key words. All of the sites are rated in four categories:
depth/breadth, quality/accuracy, relevance, and entertainment. You can
get a brief and good synopsis of the site by clicking on it.
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Welcome
to The Mining Co.
-
The
Internet Public Library
-
Journal
of Sleep Research
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eBLAST
: Encyclopædia Britannica's Internet Guide
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Welcome
to NEA!
-
Navigator
-
Navigator
-
American
History - Welcome from The Mining Co.
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ThinkQuest,
ThinkQuest Junior, Tomorrow's Teachers - design education Web sites
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PlusZone
- Home
-
The
Stutz's Page for Educators
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Ancient
Egypt TV Theme - Discovery Channel School
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Centro
Virtual Cervantes
-
Web66
Home Page
Social Studies Resource Sites
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History/Social
Studies Web Site for K-12 Teachers
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http://www.execpc.com/~dboals/
This web site is a bit overwhelming. It has TONS of links that are
not very well described, but most of them are worth checking out. It is
a great place to start a search for just about any social studies curriculum
topic.
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CARTS:
Online Resources
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http://www.carts.org/o_resources.html
This is a web site designed to help educators navigate the tricky waters
of cultural geography. Some very good links, as well as articles discussing
how to deal with holidays and how to bring folk arts/tales into your teaching.
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1997
World Factbook
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http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html
Say what you will about the CIA, but you have to admit they know their
stuff about countries (even though they can't detect when India is getting
ready to light off a nuke). The site provides a thumbnail sketch of every
country in the world: leaders, geography, trade, etc.
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Social
Studies Web Sites, Search Engine
-
http://www.execpc.com/~dboals/geog.html
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frontline
online: october 6, 1998
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Choices
Education Project
-
Welcome
to Social Studies School Service
-
NCSS
Online: Classroom Focus
-
UCLA's
Social Sciences Division - Main Page
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eBLAST
: Encyclopædia Britannica's Internet Guide
-
Keyword:Social
Studies--History
-
History/Social
Studies Web Site for K-12 Teachers
-
K-12
History Internet Guide
-
Social
Science Educational Resources HomePage for Social Studies teachers using
the Web
-
Social
Studies
-
8-links
-
United
Nations Home Page
-
Library
of Congress Learning Page: Using Oral History: Lesson Overview
-
Peace
Corps: The Toughest Job You'll Ever Love!
-
Welcome
to the Center for History and New Media
-
Gateway
to World History
-
World
History Archives
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HISTORICAL
TEXT ARCHIVE
-
Horus'
History Links
-
The
Stanford Digital Libraries Project
-
The
HUMBUL Gateway
-
WWW
services for historians
-
History
Buff's Reference Library
-
Western
Civilisation Home Page
-
TheHistoryNet
- Where History Lives on the Web
-
sslinks
-
TeachRes
-
American
Memory -- Front Door
-
Yahooligans!
- Around the World:History:Speeches
-
broadcast.com
Speeches
-
Primary
Sources and Activities for the Classroom
-
Social
Science Educational Resources HomePage for Social Studies teachers using
the Web
-
US
Historical Documents
-
Education
World® Where Educators Go To Learn
-
CNN
NEWSROOM Guide
-
Social
Studies School Service Home
-
Zenger
Media Home
-
United
Nations CyberSchoolBus
-
Maps
of Ongoing Peacekeeping Operations
-
Social
Studies School Service Activities
-
Welcome
to the Ultimate Camera Page
-
The
Argus Clearinghouse
-
Primary
Sources and Activities for the Classroom
-
Where's
George
Writing and style resources
-
Chicago
Style Guide
-
http://osunlabs.newark.ohio-state.edu/writing-lab/tur.htm
Great Chicago Style Guide!!!!!
-
Turabian
Styles
-
WORD:
Writing Online Resource Directory
-
Electronic
Sources: APA Style of Citation
-
APA
Style Manual
maps
-
Maps:
International Maps From Around The World
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http://www.tradezone.com/maps.htm
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Oddens's
Bookmarks
-
http://kartoserver.frw.ruu.nl/html/staff/oddens/oddens.htm
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HISTORICAL
DOCUMENTS AND MAPS
-
http://macroserve.com/booklook/ne10000.htm
Although this web page advertises itself as a document and map resource,
it does not have any maps. It does, however, include many primary source
documents from across history and across the globe, with a lot of facsimiles.
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PCL
Map Collection
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http://www.lib.utexas.edu/Libs/PCL/Map_collection/Map_collection.html
This is the Perry-Castaneda collection of maps. It is an extensive
collection of current world maps as well as historical maps. A truly wonderful
resource for visual learners and teachers! The only problem is that the
maps are often too large to fit on one screen.
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Cartographic
Images Home Page
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http://www.iag.net/~jsiebold/carto.html
This is a great collection of ancient and medieval maps. The maps are
low-res, but they are still quite good. Excellent resource for maps for
overheads, etc. Fun to see how much maps have changed.
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Exhibitions:
Maps:
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http://portico.bl.uk/exhibitions/maps/overview.html
This includes 7 famous maps in the evolution of cartography. Great
page to walk studetns through because it doesn't have a million maps, just
a few to concentrate on. The maps are not very valuable for their accuracy,
but for their design and depiction of the ways in which people envisioned
the world.
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Understanding
Maps
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http://www.usgs.gov/education/learnweb/Maps.html
This is the USGS's attempt to provide teachers with a plan to teach
maps and navigation skills. Worth a look as a resource, but not invaluable.
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Rare
Map Collection
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http://scarlett.libs.uga.edu/darchive/hargrett/maps/maps.html
This is a U of Georgia web page and has a southern slant. It has some
wonderful old maps of the civil and revolutionary wars. The maps are too
big to fit on one screen, but for war or map buffs they are priceless.
Web master was nice enough to indicate file size next to the title of the
maps.
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Online
Map Creation
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http://www.aquarius.geomar.de/omc/
This site kicks butt. I am sure there are few sites out there that
offer the same service (allow you to mamke your own maps), but I found
this one. You enter lat. and long. as well as your preferences for what
should appear on the map and boom! out it comes. The quality is not stellar,
but it would be a great tool to teach kids about the different components
of a map.
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L2L
- We'd Be Lost Without 'Em!
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http://l2l.ed.psu.edu/success/lessons/lesson11/hssd2%5Fl.htm
This is a lesson plan to walk studetns through the profession of cartography.
Would be great to combine this lesson with a look at some of the ancient
map making sites to give kids a visual on how maps have evolved over the
years.
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ReliefWeb
Map Centre
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http://www.reliefweb.int/mapc/index.html
More maps! Yeah! The map selection is limited to places where relief
operations are underway (look at the page and surprise yourself with how
many areas this includes!) But the maps are very clear, include country
and city names and the web master has been nice enough to tell you how
large the files are. The maps are unmaniputable (can not change size or
perspective). World maps show the distribution of UN field units.
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Outline
Maps
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http://www.eduplace.com/ss/ssmaps/index.html
I firmly believe that one can not have too many map resources. This
is yet another sight with world maps (current). You can't manipulate them
(enlarge or change perspective) and they are just a down and dirty black
and white image, but I think this would be great place to get blanks for
map quizzes, etc. The maps do not have any country or city names on them,
just stars for where the capital cities are located.
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THE
PETERS PROJECTION
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http://webcom.com/~bright/petermap.html
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Map
Projections and Distortion
-
http://www.cse.ucsc.edu/research/slvg/map.html
-
Maps
and related drawings
-
Image
Archive: Old World Maps
-
Atlapedia
Online
Navy Sites
-
mma
web site
-
navy
reserve page
-
web500gw:
Navy
-
U.S.
Navy History
-
FTSCPAC
HOME PAGE
-
USS
THOMAS S. GATES Home Page
-
Bureau
of Naval Personnel Home Page
-
NavyOnLine
Home Page
-
index
-
NMITC
Internet Homepage
-
Index
of the United States Navy's web site
-
Ships
List: Mailing Addresses
-
Navy:
Decommissioned Ships
-
OPVAV
INSTR
-
NavyForms
-
PMS
Feedback
-
DoD
Almanac 1999
-
Reserve
Enlisted Advancements (
-
Naval
Reserve Force Information Service
Job listings
-
The
International Educator
-
http://www.capecod.net/~tie/TIE.html
Useful for job info
-
Bookmarks
for Clair Clark
-
Golden
Key National Honor Society
-
Mr.
Roberts Home Page
-
Portland
Public Schools Home
-
Teach
Oregon Home Page
Search
-
Excite
-
Infoseek
-
Lycos
-
Yahoo!
-
HotBot
-
LookSmart
-
Northern
Light Search
-
Welcome
to AskERIC
-
Welcome
to the ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation
-
Microsoft
Library
-
CyberTimes
Navigator
-
Google
Directories
-
Bigbook
-
Bigfoot
-
Four11
-
GTE
Superpages
-
WhoWhere?
-
U
S WEST Dex - Residential White Pages
Bonus Resources
-
Greet
Street Digital Postcards
-
KODAK
Picture Network
-
E-greetings:
Express yourself in every color!
-
Macromedia
ShockRave
-
Macromedia
ShockRave
-
ADW
- Notebooks - Toshiba 4080XCDT
-
Spire
Technologies, Inc. Home Page
-
ADW
- Notebooks - Dell 3200
-
Unicom-Sales
Home Page
-
In
Focus, the world leader in data/video projectors and electronic presentations
-
Levenger-Tools
for Serious Readers: Our products are designed for professional readers,
writers, and communicators. At Levenger you'll find the best desks, leather
goods, writing instruments, pens, chairs, filing systems and lamps.
-
SpotShop
Office & Personal Technology Center
-
Keirsey
Temperament and Character Web Site
-
The
Virtual Fridge
-
Lighthouse
Getaway
-
Interconnection
- Internet training and technology for developing countries
-
St.
Louis Cardinals Official Website
-
Jimmy
Buffett's Margaritaville - Key West, New Orleans, Charleston
-
The
Jimmy Buffett Parrot(t)head Page
LC, National Geo, Smithsonian
-
Main
Menu @ nationalgeographic.com
-
PBS
Online
-
http://pbs.org/
-
Library
of Congress
-
http://lcweb.loc.gov/homepage/lchp.html
-
Discovery
Online
-
http://www.discovery.com/
-
Education
Index
-
http://www.educationindex.com/
-
Smithsonian
Institution
-
http://www.washington.org/attractions/smithsonian.html
-
Yahooligans!
-
PBS
Online
-
History
Channel
General News
-
Welcome
to Newsweek.com
-
ABC
News Online
-
CNN
-
New
Century Network
-
New
York Times
-
Mercury
Center
-
Far
Eastern Economic Review Interactive Edition
-
washingtonpost.com:
News Front
-
Welcome
to TIME.com
-
News
Now
-
The
Register-Guard
-
Welcome
to militarycity.com
-
The
Register-Guard
-
Times
Capsule
-
The
New York Times Magazine, Sunday, July 25, 1999
-
U.S.
News Online
Travel
-
Best
Fares Discount Travel Magazine - Online
-
Lonely
Planet on-line
-
Welcome
to Moon Travel Handbooks
-
Fodor's
Travel Online
-
Travelocity
Destination Guide - Regions
-
Thank
you very much for your Fare Request
-
Lowest
Airfares Home Page
-
SilvaTravel
Home Page.
-
Train
arrival
-
Washington
State Ferries & Charter Boats
Geography Resources
-
Oregon
Geographic Alliance
-
http://geog.pdx.edu/oga/index.html
-
EnviroLink
Home Page
-
http://www.envirolink.org/
This is billed as THE environmental page and it lives up to the title.
If you see geography as a teachable moment to help students understand
human impact on the environment, this is your page. It provides news clips
on environmental crisis as well as tips to help students live a more earth-friendly
life.
-
Telecom
Amazon Adventure Home Page
-
http://vif27.icair.iac.org.nz/
This is a fun page. It presents all sorts of pictures and facts about
the Amazon in a travel diary type format. It is a little simple for older
kids, but I think it would be a great template for some sort of long, creative
project for students.
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The
Gateway
-
http://www.thegateway.org/
This is basically a store house of lesson plans, they occasionally
include readings that can be downloaded. The problem is that most of the
lesson plans are for young kids, but I think they could be adapted to fit
a more mature crowd.
-
The
Teaching Geography Page
-
http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~rwilliams/
Site includes teaching hints and ideas for the field of geography,
as well as lots of links to sites concerned with renewable energy, disasters,
coastlines, etc. Web master provides blurbs on every links to help you
do selective surfing. Definately worth a look!
-
3G
on W3: The Great Globe Gallery on the World Wide Web
-
http://hum.amu.edu.pl/~zbzw/glob/glob1.htm
This page has all sorts of images of the earth. Not just maps, but
satellite images, maps featuring earthquake areas, population density,
etc.
-
Welcome
to Geo-Globe: Interactive Geography!
-
http://library.advanced.org/10157/
This is a very cool site, I think kids would really enjoy surfing this
one. It has all sorts of games and quizzes about geography. It provides
hyperlinks so that if the student gets a question wrong they can go read
more about the specific country or topic.
-
North
American Quilt: A Living Geography Project
-
http://www.onlineclass.com/NAQ/NAQhome.html
The theory behind this page is that students from all around the US
would contribute geography information to one big cyberquilt. The page
is really not that exciting, but I thought the idea behind it was really
cool, and again could serve as a template for a creative class project.
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Mount
St. Helens
-
http://volcano.und.nodak.edu/vwdocs/msh/msh.html
Remember May 18th? This page has a lot of pictures before and after
the eruption as well as some information on the geology of volcanos. The
info on the page is not very in-depth (like not at all, but the pictures
are enough to tell the story). Kinda cool to be able to study something
so close to home!
-
Jewels
of the Mekong
-
http://www.pata.org/patanet/mekong/index.html
This page includes history, pictures and cultural information about
all of the countries that share the banks of the Mekong River. The information
given is brief, but accurate. It is enough to wet students' appetites to
learn more about the people who live along the banks of this amazing and
beautiful river.
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index.html
-
http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~loy/
U of O server with a geography project
-
Owesa
Welcome
-
http://www.efn.org/~phil_k/
-
Geography
Internet Resources
-
http://wcsu.ctstateu.edu/socialsci/geores.html
-
Library
of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handbook
Series
-
ttp://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/cshome.html
-
Owesa
Welcome
-
Map
Machine @ nationalgeographic.com
-
Academic
Standards
Bookmarks for Global Studies
Fiction on the net
-
Introducing
Unbound Fiction - 99.05.26
-
Expressions
- Asian Poetry and Prose
-
Popular
Fiction - Romance - Science Fiction - Fantasy - Mystery - Historical Fiction
- Sports
Pacific Rim
-
APER
SEARCH Page
-
Latin
American Studies Resources at Birmingham-Southern College
-
prtdi
-
Asian
Studies WWW VL
-
Welcome
to the FSM Government Home Page
-
Micronesia
Zone!
-
WashingtonPost.com:
International: Micronesia
-
Ethnic
Art Institute of Micronesia
-
World
Wide Web Virtual Library of Pacific Studies
-
Micronesia
and South Pacific Program
-
Lonely
Planet - Destination: Micronesia
Travel Information
-
Excite
Travel
-
Lonely
Planet Online
-
How
far is it?
-
Geographia
Homepage
Regional Updates/Information
-
ISN
- International Relations and Security Network
Virtual Tours
-
Virtual
Tours -- A collection of 300 Tours for the US Government, World, Cities,
Museums, Exhibits, the Internet, Plus Travel Information
-
China
Virtual Tours
-
Welcome
to The Virtual Tourist
-
Terraquest
Home Page
-
Virtual
World City Tours -- Plus Additional World Tours and Travel related information
including World Maps, Aids, Travel Tips and Travel Newsgroups.
Pen Pal Sources
-
Global
Heinemann
-
Intercultural
E-Mail Classroom Connections
-
Web66:
International School Web Site Registry
Primary Sources
-
Social
Studies School Service Article
-
Exploring
Ancient World Cultures
Teacher's Web Pages
-
Jana
Eaton's Social Studies Home Page
-
Welcome
to Classroom Connect
-
Dave
Wakefield's GeoNet
-
ESRI
Schools and Libraries Program
-
The
Learning Web at the U.S. Geological Survey
-
FamilyCares
Volunteer Resource Network for Families
-
Teacher
Resources
-
Teaching
Geography through the Internet , Oranim School of Education
-
AWESOME site. Includes climate, population pyramids, etc.
-
GEOGRAPHY
WORLD
-
Units
-
TEACHERS
HELPING TEACHERS
Website evaluations
-
Kathy
Schrock's Guide for Educators - Critical Evaluation Surveys
Search Pages
-
Electric
Library Personal Edition
-
Links
-
Welcome
To MapQuest!
-
The
Internet Public Library
-
Biography
-
Ms.
Clark's Homepage
Careers
Unit 1: Geography in General
-
Geography
Themes and Standards
-
NEIC:
QED Earthquake Bulletin
-
U.S.
Geological Survey
-
Teaching
Geography through the Internet , Oranim School of Education
-
Y6B!
- Year of 6 Billion People
-
6
billion Human Beings
-
Overpopulation
- Population Density by Country - Latin America and the Caribbean
-
Unit 2: Africa
-
National
Museum of African Art
-
Color
Tour of Egypt
-
Press
Digest
-
Africa
story project page
-
Deep
in the Bush, Where People Rarely Ever Go, home page
-
AfriCam
-
the
Living Africa - contents
Unit 3: South Asia: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh
-
btanaka's
webstuff's Zen Space...
-
Asia
Society
-
For
Educators
-
Gauri
and Prithvi: The Sub-Continent Goes Nuclear
-
Rama
and the Ramayana: Lessons in Dharma
Unit 4: Southeast Asia, Australia, and Oceania
-
Asia
Society
-
Virtual
Galápagos
-
Lesson:
The Hmong and the Storycloth Tradition
-
Vietnam:
A Teacher's Guide
Unit 5: East Asia: China, Korea, Japan
-
Tibet
Online Resource Gathering
-
Asia
Society
-
For
Educators
-
China
the Beautiful -(No Chinese software required)
-
The
Forbidden City : A Virtual Tour ---- Beijing Vista : China Virtual Tours:
ChinaVista
-
China
Home Page
-
Timeline
of Japanese History
-
What
Makes the Japanese Laugh?
-
Korea
(South Korea) Home Page
-
Searching
for China: a Full WebQuest
Unit 6: Latin America and Canada
-
LATIN
AMERICA HISTORY
-
Latin
American Studies Links
-
Latin
American Network Information Center - LANIC
-
Michael
Cole's Latin American History Website
-
The
Inca Trail and Machu Picchu
Unit 7: Middle East
-
Out
There News explores the Middle East conflict
-
Camp
David Accords -- Framework for Peace
-
VirtualJerusalem.Com:
We're Everything Jewish Online
-
ArabNet
- The Resource for the Arab World in the Middle East and North Africa
Unit 8: Europe and the Former USSR
-
F&P
Friends and Partners : Welcome
-
The
Official Guide to Russia
-
Virtual
Tour of Russia
-
ABCNEWS.com
: A Beginner's Guide to the Balkans
-
Peace
Corps | World Wise Schools
-
-
Palindrome