The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF) offers courseware modules, articles, interviews, professional organizations, and resources to show teachers how to weave computers into the curriculum.

Access K-12 lessons that use technology. Written by practicing teachers and "kid-tested", the lessons encompass Fine Arts, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Special Education, and Technology.

What does the research say about using technology effectively? This site reviews how to design an effective technology lesson, construct the assessment, identify instructional resources, and plan for classroom management.

Linda Burkhart provides guidelines, tip sheets, interactive projects, and strategies for K-8 students and special needs students. Topics include the one computer classroom, utilizing Web information, assistive technology, and instructional uses of the Internet.

This site lists various ways to use computers, such as conduct research, dialog with experts, publish products, discuss ideas, use multimedia resources, enhance project-based learning, and reform learning. Each category has supporting Web sites.

This site holds a wealth of information from keyboarding lessons and game templates to classroom applications using a digital camera and software tutorials. Also available are virtual activities, Web page design tips, links to student sites, and how to use Windows and interactive whiteboards.

The One-Computer Classroom Sites

  • Pat Sine's Site Pat Sine has developed teacher-training materials for K-12 teachers, administrators, and university faculty. These links will take you to materials on Searching and Researching the Web; Distance Education; Creating Web Pages; and Developing Instructional Materials.
  • Apple Technology Planning Guide A planning guide to help integrate technology into the classroom.  Can help you identify resources, strengths, weaknesses, and help with creating some objective measures and milestones for technology implementation.

  • Literacy & Technology Site dedicated to assisting teachers, parents, and students in integrating the internet into a literacy curriculum. Sections include education, computer, specific technology, government, media, reference, and virtual field trip links.

  • Integrating Technology Lesson plans, news, and papers on technology in education.
  • OzEd Web - Click on Technophile City

  • The Electric Teacher How to use Microsoft products in the classroom.

  • TechSoup - this site has been designed to help nonprofit staffers - including youth workers - who do not have technical expertise. "TechSoup" contains easy-to-understand answers, articles and worksheets on a variety of technology topics including hardware, software, databases, and technology planning.  The Web site also includes tips on computer technology discounts for nonprofit organizations.

  • TELUS Learning Connection 2Learn is a teacher resource site.  Includes professional development, projects, teacher tools and more.

  • Teacher Tidbytes Teacher internet resources.  Lesson plans, sports, art, history, atlas, foreign language, diet, health, fitness, almanac, special education and more.

  • Tammy's Technology Tips for Teachers Instructions for general computer activities, resources, and PowerPoint presentations.

  • Internet Safety Game for Kids Fun, colorful game for children to learn internet safety and etiquette.

  • Internet Institute  A learning community where educators collaborate in the integration of Internet-based units into the K-12 classroom.

  • EDUTECH Online educational and technology resource.

  • What Is? A technology specific encyclopedia.

  • Making the Connection Online course to assist educators in locating and using internet information.

  • Shareware A meta-search engine to find shareware.

  • More Shareware A shareware download site divided by program type.

  • Bill's World of Multimedia Education Get ideas on how to create your own multimedia classroom using old computer monitors, a VCR, a karaoke amplifier, and a multi-pro to connect them all.

  • Ed-U-Tech
    This project, sponsored by the University of Minnesota and supported by a U.S. Department of Education Educational Training Grant, is designed to prepare preservice teachers to use educational technology in support of their instruction.
    This project, sponsored by the University of Minnesota and supported by a U.S. Department of Education Educational Training Grant, is designed to prepare preservice teachers to use educational technology in support of their instruction.
    This project, sponsored by the University of Minnesota and supported by a U.S. Department of Education Educational Training Grant, is designed to prepare preservice teachers to use educational technology in support of their instruction.