Top Rated (November 2009) http://www.viewprogram.ning.com - This is the VIEW Program Community site where we have linked the remarkable classroom presentation by Rev. John Neiman and his recollections of Otto and Anne Frank. Registration is required, but, as with all worthwhile online content, it is free!
http://www.google.com/educators/p_earth.html - An overview of Google Earth for anyone interested in the application generally, as well as educators looking for new ideas in bringing real-world relevance to their respective subjects.
http://realworldmath.org/ - Designed by a math teacher leveraging Google Earth’s 3D environment to illustrate concepts in mathematics for grades 5 on up.
http://www.googlelittrips.com/ - An award-winning website that literally puts great books on the map.Young readers will especially find the ability to see where in the world their favorite stories take place particularly engaging.
http://www.cilc.orgsearchable database of no- and low cost content delivered via videoconference. CILC also provides consulting services via hosted webcasts to increase awareness of collaborative technology in the classroom.
www.smartscience.net - provider of the only online science lab experiments approved by the College Board for its AP Biology, Chemistry, and Physics classes
www.cilc.org - Site with multimedia learning objects and scheduled videoconferencing to the classroom events.
www.education.com - provides parents and teachers of school-aged children with free access to information and resources to give them the answers they need