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The volume and diversity of information on the Web can be overwhelming. Below
are some places to start making the most of online information and resources.
Learn how to find out who owns a particular Web site and tips for avoiding some
common mistakes.
Internet Literacy
Most teachers are immigrants to technology while their students are
natives, who have never known a world without computers. This section will help
to familiarize you with reasons for having your students use the Internet, and
strategies for helping them make the most of their time online. Learn more.
The Power of the Web Browser
Over the past five years, the Web browser has evolved from a simple interface
for viewing Web pages to a tool to help you organize, compose, and interact
with others. From bookmarks to Web-based email to increased functionality, the
topics in this section will help you to be more productive online.
Learn more.
Ways to Take Charge of the Web
This article highlights some potential pitfalls of using the Internet as an
educational tool (with the help of a fictitious grade-school teacher). It also
presents tips and suggestions that can help you avoid similar situations.
Learn more.
Viruses and Computer Security
The right tools will help you protect against computer viruses and reduce spam.
Learn about preventive measures to help you cut down on digital nuisances.
Learn more.
Understanding Copyright Issues
For many teachers and students, the increased prevalence of the World Wide Web
has brought with it an entirely new set of issues regarding copyright
concerns. This section helps you to begin to understand the discussion.
Learn more.
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