• Research Guide for Students - NEW

• Research Briefs - NEW

• How People Learn: Brain, Mind, Experience, and School: Expanded Edition - Committee on Developments in the Science of Learning with additional material from the Committee on Learning Research and Educational Practice, National Research Council

• The Good, The Bad & The Ugly: or, Why It's a Good Idea to Evaluate Web Sources

• CITATION STYLES

• Instructional Media

• Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers - This handy chart is a concise reference tool that summarizes the fine print.

• Copyright Law and Fair Use - Stanford University Libraries provides a general description of copyright law and the fair-use exemptions to the law. This site also describes guidelines applicable to classroom copying.

• Citation Styles - Study the MLA, APA, Chicago, and CBE styles of citing Web sites, Email messages, Web discussion forum posting, Listserv message, Newsgroup message, and Real-time communication.

• Copyright Kids - Learn copyright basics and register your own copyright. Click Sample Permission Letters and learn how to contact Music Publishers and Record Companies. Obtain Film and Television Clip clearances as well as and Books, Articles, Photos, and Illustrations clearances.

• Citation Machine

• OSLIS Elementary

• OSLIS Secondary

• The English Pages Online Citation Guides

• BIBLIOGRAPHY

• EasyBib

• NoodleTools

• CARET - ISTE CARET bridges education technology research to practice by offering research-based answers to critical questions

• Real Kids, Real Risks: Effective Instruction of Students at Risk of Failure

• National Student Research Center - Mandeville Middle School - links that contain a wealth of information, examples, and resources for students and teachers to conduct student research

• ETS Net - educational research and reports

• ERIC - One-stop source of the latest education information: lesson plans; full-text education articles. New - ERIC has added searchable database of indexed Digest

• US Department of Education

• Copyright

• American Educational Research Association

• Writing and Presenting Your Thesis or Dissertation A  practical  Guide  to assist in the crafting, implementing  and  defending  of  a  graduate  school  thesis  or dissertation.

• Creating a Learning Organization. ERIC Digest, Number 121

• Education Week--Online newspaper with K-12 school news and articles for the well-informed educator; focus on key issues, job database, education reform, school policies...

• Educational Organizations

• National School Board Association (NSBA)

• Thomas B. Fordham Foundation

• National Institute for Literacy - Literacy Information and Communications System (LINCS)

• Encyclopedia of Education Technology - a collection of short multimedia articles on a variety of topics related to the fields of instructional design and education and training. The primary audiences for the EET are students and novice to intermediate practitioners in these fields, who need a brief overview as a starting point to further research on specific topics.

• American Indian Research and Development - incorporated in the state of Oklahoma in 1982 as a  private, minority, Indian  owned, women majority owned non-profit organization.  The mission of AIRD, Inc. is to
  "...provide educational services and  technical assistance to Local Educational Agencies, State Educational Agencies, institutions of higher education, and tribes to improve the quality of education to Indian learners... and to serve as a liaison and advocate for Indian education on the local, state, national and tribally levels in the state of Oklahoma and across the nation."

• National Association of Secondary School Principals

• Education Commission of the States (ECS)

• The Education Process Improvement Center, Inc (EPI Center)

• WNet School - A bulletin features information on exciting wNetSchool resources and news of the latest developments in K-12 education online.

• A new study from the National Research Council (NRC) has found that reforms are needed to improve children's reading skills. The report calls for an end to the debate over which teaching reading methodology should be employed. The NRC favors using a synthesis of the best of all teaching techniques and focusing on other important factors that impact on a child's ability to learn to read. Among the reforms suggested is a call for more teacher training and support.

• Sabine offers Vocational teacher resources

• Modern Language Association (MLA) - The Modern Language Association of America is a not-for-profit membership organization that promotes the study and teaching of language and literature. MLA members have worked together for over a century to encourage high standards for teaching and scholarship in the field.

• Write Source Web site! - If you're a student, you're probably here for help with your research paper. No problem. Click here on MLA or APA for help with documenting your paper. MLA stands for Modern Language Association. MLA documentation is used in literary research. APA stands for American Psychological Association. APA documentation is used in fields of scientific research.

• Research Center  Education World's Research Center was designed to be a powerful tool for all educators and parents to find all their basic research needs at their fingertips.

• MiddleWeb - MiddleWeb explores the challenges of middle grades reform with a special focus on urban middle schools. The site includes news, resource links, and more. The recently added " Diary of a Middle School Teacher" is a fascinating look at the thought, effort, and care required of educators.

• Project 2061 - From the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Project 2061 is "dedicated to reforming K-12 science education nationwide." The Web site provides background information, articles, and links and includes the full text of Benchmarks for Science Literacy.

• The Technology Source for Higher Education

• TIMSS - With 45 countries participating, five grades assessed in two school subjects, and approximately one million students tested in 31 languages, the Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) is the largest and most ambitious study of educational achievement ever undertaken.

• Center for Applied Research and Educational Improvement  - University of Minnesota

• Global Schoolnet Foundation - Education news, discussion lists, contests, free stuff

• International Society for Technology in Education

• Global SchoolNet Articles - articles about telecommunications in the classroom

• Pathways to School Improvement - For teachers, administrators and parents: resources for improving education; valuable forum for educators to share insights with each other

• Instructional Technology Connections - Excellent collection of LISTSERVs, e-journals, and K-12 links

• New York Education and Research Network

• National Student Research Center - Mandeville Middle School - links that contain a wealth of information, examples, and resources which students and teachers can use to help them conduct student research projects for science fairs, classroom inquiry activities, and publication

• Busy Teacher's Web Site - Reviews of educational materials on the Web

• Lightning Fast Homework & School Assignment Research

• From Now On - The Educational Technology Journal

• Learning by Doing at Howard High School of Technology

• Library of Congress -- The Learning Page for the National Digital Library Program historical collections

• The Public Broadcast Service Web

• ASCD Educational: Development, Publications, and Services

• World Lecture Hall Home Page - Syllabi, assignments, lecture notes, exams, and calendars from many online courses

• Making of America

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