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Technology Gateway. Assists educators new to technology in their efforts to find meaningful and productive ways of using information technology to promote learning.

-->Eric Online Resources for Parents -->Eric Online Resources : Writing to Learn Video
-->Web 66. To facilitate the introduction of WWW technology into K12 schools. -->Academic Instruction using WWW
-->AcademicNet. Online information and communication resource for educators interested in technology-mediated instruction and learning in higher education. -->Asynchronous Learning Networks Web. Dedicated to the promulgation, organization, and creation of knowledge about asynchronous learning networks (ALNs).
-->C-EdRes: Education-Related Internet Resources. -->Computer Educator's Page. Computer education information for students and teachers.
-->Douglas Eyman's Digital Space at WISE. Pointers for writing teachers new to digital pedagogy. Also included is the online version of my MA Thesis: Hypertextual Collaboration in the Computer-Assisted Classroom. -->Essential Computing Resources for Teachers.
-->Getting on the Net. The Internet can be used with a slow modem and very old computer in text mode with very little cost or trouble. A guide to help teachers get on the net. -->Global Educator's Guide to the Internet. A guide for educators wishing to utilize the Internet to enhance global education themes in the elementary and middle level classroom.
-->Hasslefree Learning. Providing teachers and students with an interactive learning experience, and an introduction to the World Wide Web. -->History on the Internet Resource Guide . Articles & resources plus insights into the benefits & pitfalls of using the Internet as a teaching tool for history & social studies.
-->I Love Teaching.com. Ideas, lessons, and resources, plus, subscription based membership plans -->InfoList for Teachers. Subject area resources for teachers new to the Internet .
-->Instructional Technology Development Consortium. The ITDC provides teachers with staff development involving the integration of the Internet into K-12 curriculum. Student projects and activities are featured. -->Integrating the Internet. Resources for specific curriculum topics and suggestions for integrating them into daily student activities.
-->Internet for Educators. An educator's guide to getting the most out of the Internet. -->Internet Primer for Teachers. Introduction to basic questions about the internet.
-->Internet Resources For Leadership And anagement Development. Useful information for both facilitators and leaders/managers themselves. -->Internet Tools for Teachers. Internet tools, classroom applications, projects using the Internet, and resources for teachers and students wishing to use the internet in a classroom situation.
-->Introduction to the Internet for Teachers. -->K-12 Technology Handbook. Contains links to information for the K-12 technologist.
-->K-12 Web Development Mailing List. Nationwide, unmoderated mailing list for students and teachers who are developing web pages. -->Learning with Mysteries. Run way to learn in the classroom. Lesson plans, mysteries and mystery sites to use, and discuss. Ideal way to use Internet.
-->Learningwith the World. Links and activities to provide a clear vision and process for intelligently integrating the Internet into a curriculum. -->LearnWorld. Topic pages with texts and links for study by Readers. HTML templates to build a Web-based learning medium which is decentralized, configurable, and cumulative.
-->Nueva Library Research Goal. How to best search for what your need, how to cite sources taken from the Internet, and other things you need to know. -->Queen's-Bell Instructional
-->QuizMaker emonstration. Free educational software. Create interactive quizzes on the web. Automatic scoring and feedback to users. -->Quizzes Online. Helps instructors create and administor quizzes over the web.
-->School's Guide to Getting On-Line. Public service site from SAIC's Education Technology Division. Introductory guide for educators wanting to learn about getting connected on Internet. -->Tammy's Technology Tips for Teachers. Lesson plans, student instructions, and scoring rubrics for student computer projects. Also ideas for using the computer for classroom management.
-->The Edutainment site. Has several fun game ideas for ESL teachers posted on line. Ian Hewitt is the author of an ESL game book that is selling well in Japan. -->EF-Englishtown: A FREE community for English learners and teachers with chat areas, penpals, learning resources, and on-line courses.
-->TEFL Professional Network. Is a professional register and resource for TEFL and TESL. -->StudyWEB. Is a free online meta-encyclopedia of subject Internet resources (ESL and other subjects.)
-->ESL Homepage. Has a little interactive setup you might send your beginning students to. Also, check out the links. --> Email Projects for ESL students
--> Lingoteach. -->English Teaching Resources page of Elek Mathe
-->TESOL.com: Searching for something TESOL? Try TESOL.com! --> Planet English. Cool place for ESL teachers and students.
-->ESL Teacher Connection: I have found some very nice lessons published at this site. -->The Internet TESLJournal: A monthly web magazine including articles & research papers,lessons & lesson plans and teaching techniques as well as links of interestto teachers of English as a second language.
--> Dave's ESL Cafe: Cafe Dave's is a big site for ESL students and teachers. I like to mine the idea page. -->Marty Levine's Lesson Plans and Resources. There's also a nice picture of Marty.
-->Ohio University ESL Links and Resources: Got to get down to it? Don't forget Ohio. -->Closed Captioning Web: Closed captioning is a proven tool for enhancing literacy in hearing children and adults learning English as a second language. Here you will find everything you will ever want
-->Teacher's Lounge.The friendly, interactive, online instructional guide to the Internet for teachers and other educators who are new to this technology. -->Teacher's Oasis for K-12 teachers who are new to the internet. Links to teacher-useful websites and a handy dictionary of terms used in the website.
-->Tools for On-line Learning. Illustrates a number of software applications used to deliver distance education courses over the Internet. -->Tutorial Documentation. A filter for a CGI-compliant HTTP server that makes it slightly easier to develop tutorial style questions and have them presented by most Web browsers.
-->UK-Schools Mailing List Resources for teachers (K-12) and academics interested in the use of the Internet in schools. -->Using WWW to Augment University Courses.
-->Web Based Training Information Center. A non-profit resource designed for individuals and organizations developing and delivering training via Web. Share non-proprietary information, stimulate creative ideas, and link to training sites. -->wNetSchool. Thirteen/WNET's practical Web service for K-12 teachers. Includes lesson plans based on channel Thirteen programming.
-->World Link. A Monthly newsletter designed to help educators navigate the Internet with tips, updates on projects, and new sites. -->WWW4teachers. For teachers powering learning with technology. Includes Web lessons, interviews, and discussions on using technology .

E.S.L. Resources

-->California Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (CATESOL). Position papers, membership and conference info. -->EFL in Asia. Links to info about teaching English in Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and many other countries in Asia.

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-->Eric Online Resources for Parents	-->Eric Online Resources : Writing to Learn Video
-->Web 66. To facilitate the introduction of WWW technology into K12 schools.	-->Academic Instruction using WWW
-->AcademicNet. Online information and communication resource for educators interested in technology-mediated instruction and learning in higher education.	-->Asynchronous Learning Networks Web. Dedicated to the promulgation, organization, and creation of knowledge about asynchronous learning networks (ALNs).
-->C-EdRes: Education-Related Internet Resources.	-->Computer Educator's Page. Computer education information for students and teachers.
-->Douglas Eyman's Digital Space at WISE. Pointers for writing teachers new to digital pedagogy. Also included is the online version of my MA Thesis: Hypertextual Collaboration in the Computer-Assisted Classroom.	-->Essential Computing Resources for Teachers.
-->Getting on the Net. The Internet can be used with a slow modem and very old computer in text mode with very little cost or trouble. A guide to help teachers get on the net.	-->Global Educator's Guide to the Internet. A guide for educators wishing to utilize the Internet to enhance global education themes in the elementary and middle level classroom.
-->Hasslefree Learning. Providing teachers and students with an interactive learning experience, and an introduction to the World Wide Web.	-->History on the Internet Resource Guide . Articles & resources plus insights into the benefits & pitfalls of using the Internet as a teaching tool for history & social studies.
-->I Love Teaching.com. Ideas, lessons, and resources, plus, subscription based membership plans	-->InfoList for Teachers. Subject area resources for teachers new to the Internet .
-->Instructional Technology Development Consortium. The ITDC provides teachers with staff development involving the integration of the Internet into K-12 curriculum. Student projects and activities are featured.	-->Integrating the Internet. Resources for specific curriculum topics and suggestions for integrating them into daily student activities.
-->Internet for Educators. An educator's guide to getting the most out of the Internet.	-->Internet Primer for Teachers. Introduction to basic questions about the internet.
-->Internet Resources For Leadership And anagement Development. Useful information for both facilitators and leaders/managers themselves.	-->Internet Tools for Teachers. Internet tools, classroom applications, projects using the Internet, and resources for teachers and students wishing to use the internet in a classroom situation.
-->Introduction to the Internet for Teachers.	-->K-12 Technology Handbook. Contains links to information for the K-12 technologist.
-->K-12 Web Development Mailing List. Nationwide, unmoderated mailing list for students and teachers who are developing web pages.	-->Learning with Mysteries. Run way to learn in the classroom. Lesson plans, mysteries and mystery sites to use, and discuss. Ideal way to use Internet.
-->Learningwith the World. Links and activities to provide a clear vision and process for intelligently integrating the Internet into a curriculum.	-->LearnWorld. Topic pages with texts and links for study by Readers. HTML templates to build a Web-based learning medium which is decentralized, configurable, and cumulative.
-->Nueva Library Research Goal. How to best search for what your need, how to cite sources taken from the Internet, and other things you need to know.	-->Queen's-Bell Instructional
-->QuizMaker emonstration. Free educational software. Create interactive quizzes on the web. Automatic scoring and feedback to users.	-->Quizzes Online. Helps instructors create and administor quizzes over the web.
-->School's Guide to Getting On-Line. Public service site from SAIC's Education Technology Division. Introductory guide for educators wanting to learn about getting connected on Internet.	-->Tammy's Technology Tips for Teachers. Lesson plans, student instructions, and scoring rubrics for student computer projects. Also ideas for using the computer for classroom management.
-->The Edutainment site. Has several fun game ideas for ESL teachers posted on line. Ian Hewitt is the author of an ESL game book that is selling well in Japan.	-->EF-Englishtown: A FREE community for English learners and teachers with chat areas, penpals, learning resources, and on-line courses.
-->TEFL Professional Network. Is a professional register and resource for TEFL and TESL.	-->StudyWEB. Is a free online meta-encyclopedia of subject Internet resources (ESL and other subjects.)
-->ESL Homepage. Has a little interactive setup you might send your beginning students to. Also, check out the links.	--> Email Projects for ESL students
--> Lingoteach.	-->English Teaching Resources page of Elek Mathe
-->TESOL.com: Searching for something TESOL? Try TESOL.com!	--> Planet English. Cool place for ESL teachers and students.
-->ESL Teacher Connection: I have found some very nice lessons published at this site.	-->The Internet TESLJournal: A monthly web magazine including articles & research papers,lessons & lesson plans and teaching techniques as well as links of interestto teachers of English as a second language.
--> Dave's ESL Cafe: Cafe Dave's is a big site for ESL students and teachers. I like to mine the idea page.	-->Marty Levine's Lesson Plans and Resources. There's also a nice picture of Marty.
-->Ohio University ESL Links and Resources: Got to get down to it? Don't forget Ohio.	-->Closed Captioning Web: Closed captioning is a proven tool for enhancing literacy in hearing children and adults learning English as a second language. Here you will find everything you will ever want
-->Teacher's Lounge.The friendly, interactive, online instructional guide to the Internet for teachers and other educators who are new to this technology.	-->Teacher's Oasis for K-12 teachers who are new to the internet. Links to teacher-useful websites and a handy dictionary of terms used in the website.
-->Tools for On-line Learning. Illustrates a number of software applications used to deliver distance education courses over the Internet.	-->Tutorial Documentation. A filter for a CGI-compliant HTTP server that makes it slightly easier to develop tutorial style questions and have them presented by most Web browsers.
-->UK-Schools Mailing List Resources for teachers (K-12) and academics interested in the use of the Internet in schools.	-->Using WWW to Augment University Courses.
-->Web Based Training Information Center. A non-profit resource designed for individuals and organizations developing and delivering training via Web. Share non-proprietary information, stimulate creative ideas, and link to training sites.	-->wNetSchool. Thirteen/WNET's practical Web service for K-12 teachers. Includes lesson plans based on channel Thirteen programming.
-->World Link. A Monthly newsletter designed to help educators navigate the Internet with tips, updates on projects, and new sites.	-->WWW4teachers. For teachers powering learning with technology. Includes Web lessons, interviews, and discussions on using technology .