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The following are links to resources for teachers. They have been selected based on their usefulness and overall content as they relate to infusing technology into curriculum. |
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Copyright United States Copyright Office - Library of Congress Digital Future Coalition - group of organizations committed to international copyright law and policy that rewards and promotes creativity Institute for Learning Technologies Guide - to Copyright provides information to educators relating to copyright issues, including tips on how to protect one's work and comply with existing rules for the use of other's copyrighted material I Saw it on TV - sources of permission for using copyrighted TV shows Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia - containsThe Multimedia Fair Use Document that includes several government reports, and fair use guidelines for multimedia Ethics Online - user guideline to the internet Intellectual Property EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) - intellectual property online an archive containing information on patents, trademark, and copyright information Interest Groups Internet Society - a non-governmental International Organization for global cooperation and coordination for the internet and its internetworking technologies and applications The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - a non-profit civil liberties organization working in the interest to protect privacy, free expression and online access eTrust - "building trust and confidence in electronic transactions" Internet Law Cyberlaw - an educational service focusing on legal issues concerning computer technology ICLU -your rights in cyberspace links to information on how the Internet works, ownership of public materials, criminal law issues, and free speech CALI - the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Information 155 United States law schools which support the production and distribution of legal information Libraries The WWW Virtual Library - massive list of links arranged by topic Ask Eric Virtual Library - one of the best ed sites on the web search the database UH Manoa Library Lists Lists epals.org - a "classroom exchange" site that connects classrooms to classrooms for purposes of engaging in collaborative projects and sharing knowledge, and it has a list serve for educators Learning Space - an online source for k-12 educators that connects them with other educators for learning and collaborative adventures News NewsPage - one of the most comprehensive news sites on the web 25,000 pages refreshed daily search for articles on tadays news stories Public Domain The Consumer Project on Technology - started by Ralph Nader in 1995 topics: Privacy, Antitrust, public domain Public Domain Materials - a site which contains works that are not protected by copyright Search Engines Dogpile - a search engine that searches the Web, Usenet, FTP, Weather, Stock Quotes, Business News, and Other News Wires Google.com - an Internet search engine that is simple to use and of top quality Meta Crawler - part of the Go2Net Network that allows you to search the Web or NewsGroups. Hot Sheet web quick reference Social Concerns Encryption Policy Resource Page - a site concerning the effects of encryption and society WWW in the Classroom Blue Web'n Library of Internet Classroom Connect -for referencing online sources in student bibliographies Integrating the Internet, and has connection service Educational Web Adventures - a resource for creative educational online activities and simulations Education World a very comprehensive site for educators that says it's "where educators go to learn" epals.org - a "classroom exchange" site that connects classrooms to classrooms for purposes of engaging in collaborative projects and sharing knowledge, and it has a list serve for educators Federal Government Internet Educational Resources ISTE's Resources for technology Using Educators Learning Space - an online source for k-12 educators that connects them with other educators for learning and collaborative adventures State of Hawaii, Department of Education - contains everything an educator in the State of Hawaii needs to know: From Standards to Educational News State of Hawaii, DOE, T3 Program - a course for k-12 educators to learn how to integrate technology into their curriculum. Graduates receive 15 credits for successfully completing the year-long program US Department of Education the federal government's Department of Education homepage, where one can find connections to grants, standards and just about everything regarding education at a national level
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