LITERATURE 400: WRITERS OF THE SIXTIESCourse Disclosure from LIT 400: Writers of the Sixties. Author: Alan Bigelow, Medaille College.
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DICTIONARY OF EAST ASIAN LITERARY TERMS
A large, specialized site, the culmination of 15+ years of work. A bit difficult
to get around in.
THE ELECTRIC ECLECTIC: DICTIONARIES
Like it sounds, links to all types of dictionaries.
THE ELECTRIC ECLECTIC: ENCYCLOPEDIAS
Like it sounds, links to all types of encyclopedias.
THE ELECTRIC ECLECTIC: GLOSSARIES
Like it sounds, links to all types of glossaries.
GLOSSARY OF LITERARY TERMS
A relatively long list of literary terms, with useful definitions and internal
links. Created by Jack Lynch at Rutgers University.
GLOSSARY OF POETIC
TERMS
A good source for definitions of poetic terms (also known
as "Bob's Byways").
YOURDICTIONARY.COM
A web source for over 1,000 dictionaries in 200 languages. An example of what
the Web can do best.
THE ALEX CATALOGUE OF ELECTRONIC TEXTS
Numerous texts are available online via links through this Berkeley site. Specializes
in English Literature, American Literature, and Western Philosophy.
BARTLEBY.COM
This site has online texts for free, with a handy search engine. Divided into
"Reference," "Verse," Fiction," and "NonFiction."
THE BRITISH LIBRARY
A good-looking site with a vast treasure of online materials, including images
of original manuscripts like the Magna Carta.
BRITISH POETRY:
1780-1910
A Hypertext Archive of Scholarly Editions (e-texts available).
BRITISH
WOMEN ROMANTIC POETS
The British Women Romantic Poet's Project at the Univ. of California is producing
an online scholarly archive consisting of E-text editions of poetry by British
and Irish women written (not necessarily published) between 1789 (the onset
of the French Revolution) and 1832 (the passage of the Reform Act), a period
traditionally known in English literary history as the Romantic period.
ELECTRONIC
TEXTS
U. PENN's list of electronic texts online, with links to other databases.
EMORY WOMEN WRITERS
RESOURCE PROJECT
The Emory Women Writers Resource Project is a collection of edited and unedited
texts by women writing in English from the seventeenth century through the nineteenth
century.
HANOVER HISTORICAL
TEXTS PROJECT
The Project's principal aim is to make primary texts readily available to students
and faculty for use in history and humanities courses. Periods covered: Europe
(Ancient, The Middle Ages, Early Modern, Modern); United States (17th Century,
18th Century, 19th Century, 20th Century); The Americas Outside the U.S.; Africa;
The Middle East; India and South Asia; and East Asia.
MEDAILLE
LIBRARY
Search Medaille's library holdings, or use any of the following on-line resources:
indexes and databases; on-line reference sources; recommended web sites by subject;
selected full-text sources; search the Internet. All services
can be accessed off-campus provided you have the appropriate user password.
MIMI:
AMERICAN LITERATURE E-TEXTS
18th-19th century American writers with bios, e-texts of their works, and links
to other sources. A good place to begin!
MP3LIT.COM
Free spoken word recordings: fiction, non-fiction, poetry, biography, and more.
The catch is that most are not by the original authors. Downloaders beware!
THE ON-LINE BOOKS PAGE
Links to 11,000+ books online.
POETRY.COM
This site claims to feature over 3 million poets. No doubt, it's true, but a
search for 'Robert Creeley' produced no results. A search for 'Walt Whitman'
produced one poem titled "Garbage," copyright 2000. Reincarnation,
anyone?
THE POETRY
ARCHIVES (E-MULE.COM)
This site has 3,745 poems by 145 poets (and counting). A good resource if
you're looking for 15th.-19th. century British and American.
THE POETRY
EXCHANGE
If you've got a poem you'd like to post to the web, or you want to read from
the thousands already posted by poets like yourself, try this site.
PROJECT GUTENBERG
The Great Experiment in making literature available online in full text form.
A quick search for John Hawkes produced zip, so their choices, although numerous,
are not always eclectic.
ROMANTIC CIRCLES
Based at the University of Maryland, College Park, this site features Romantic
e-texts and scholarly resources on the major Romantics and their contemporaries,
as well as essays, bibliographies, and virtual conferences relating to the period
and its writers.
SALLY
ANNE: USEFUL LINKS--TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE
A long list of 20th century American writers with bios, e-texts of their work,
and numerous links to other sources. A good place to begin!
A
SMALL ANTHOLOGY OF POEMS
Yes, small, but the texts are online, with suggestive questions appended for
class discussion/student papers.
VIRTUAL REFERENCE SHELF
Carnegie Mellon's reference center, with links to Almanacs, Dictionaries, and
Encyclopedias; Alternative News Sources; Citing Digital and Print Resources;
Internet Directories and Search Engines; Government Information; Grantmaking
Resources; Local Information; Maps, Travel and Weather; News and Current Affairs;
Statistical Resources; Time, Money, and Other Conversions.
LITERARY GENRES:
LETTER WRITING:
UNFORGETTABLE LETTERS
Sure, this is a US Postal Service site. But what you get are letters written
by the famous (and not so famous), including lover letters, presidential letters,
and letters to Santa Claus.
POETRY:
BRITISH POETRY:
1780-1910
A Hypertext Archive of Scholarly Editions (e-texts available).
THE ELECTRIC ECLECTIC:
POETRY LINKS
Like it sounds, links to sites related to all aspects of poetry.
LITERARY
KICKS
A good portal site to the Beats. Also includes discussion boards and links to
the Transcendentalists, the French Bohemians poets, and the "Hippie"
writers of the 60s.
MODERN AMERICAN POETRY
An Online Journal and Multimedia Companion to the Anthology of Modern American
Poetry (Oxford University Press, 2000). A good list of poets, syllabi, and links
to publishers.
THE POETRY
ARCHIVES (E-MULE.COM)
This site has 3,745 poems by 145 poets (and counting). A good resource if
you're looking for 15th.-19th. century British and American.
THE POETRY
EXCHANGE
If you've got a poem you'd like to post to the web, or you want to read from
the thousands already posted by poets like yourself, try this site.
POETRY SOCIETY.COM
Mostly British-based, this site offers some great links to writer's resources,
internet poetry, and twentieth-century poet sites (Creeley, Dove, Hughes, Rich,
etc.)
SHERRI'S
BEAT BIBLIOGRAPHY
No links, here, but an extensive list of articles, anthologies, criticism, audio
tapes, etc. on the Beats
A
SMALL ANTHOLOGY OF POEMS
Yes, small, but the texts are online, with suggestive questions appended for
class discussion/student papers.
TWENTIETH
CENTURY POETRY IN ENGLISH
Not an extensive site, but some good info on well-known
20th century poets writing in English.
THEATER & DRAMA:
Go to THEATER PAGE
THEORY:
LITERARY
RESOURCES: THEORY
Jack Lynch (Rutger's): Theory links. Just go here to begin.
WORLD LITERATURE:
LITERARY RESOURCES: ETHNICITIES AND NATIONALITIES
A little limited in scope, but a good resource for ethnic and world literature
(Rutger's).
LITERARY RESOURCES:
OTHER NATIONAL LITERATURES
An extensive and eclectic list of links for world literatures (Rutger's).
HYPERTEXT, BLOGS, ETC:
CYBERARTSWEB.ORG
An innovative site from CyberArtsWeb.org with a search engine and multiple links
to pages related to Streaming, BioArt, Gaming, Robotics/HML, Sonic Art, Virtual
Reality, and Other/Hybrid Forms.
EASTGATE.COM
You have to buy the stuff, but if you want hypertext books written by some of
the big names in the biz, then go to this site.
THE ELECTRIC ECLECTIC:
BLOGS, ETC.
Like it sounds, links to sites related to blogs and blogging.
FREEWALKERS.COM
Freewalkers.com takes words-on-the-web innovation a step further as it "pursues
innovations and ideals for communication connectivity, in virtual and physical
locations, with easy access and simple programming interface. With this in mind,
we also propose new search classifications, and new genre philology, e.g. WOTS
(Words On the Site) lexicon and WOTSilentalk."
RADIANT
TEXTUALITY
An article (with links) on hypertext, the traditional dissertation, and the
evolving nature of Humanities research and pedagogy.
REFERENCE AND
RESEARCH: AMERICAN STUDIES WEB
Georgetown University's literature and hypertext studies site, with plenty of
links to journals, articles, and other literary/hypertext resources on the web.
SIX PRINCIPLES:
TOWARD A THEORY OF INTERACTIVE NARRATIVE
Jessica Hammer's thoughtful look into hypertext/gaming and interactivity and
what it means for the "writer" and "user."
LITERARY PERIODS:
CLASSICAL & BIBLICAL:
THE INTERNET CLASSICS ARCHIVE
If you're into the classics, this is the site for you. Full translations of
texts, discussion groups, links, and more...
LITERARY RESOURCES: CLASSICAL & BIBLICAL
Jack Lynch (Rutger's University) scores again with a comprehensive starter's
list of classical and biblical links on the web.
PERSEUS PROJECT
Tufts University's large database of manuscripts pertaining to the Greeks and
Romans. An impressive collection of playwrights, philosophers, and orators!
MEDIEVAL:
LITERARY RESOURCES: MEDIEVAL
Jack Lynch (Rutger's) gives us another fine list of links for Medieval literature.
LUMINARIUM
A beautifully designed site specializing in Medieval, Renaissance, and 17th
Century literature. The site offers biographical information plus links to criticism
and full text sources.
RENAISSANCE:
16th CENTURY RENAISSANCE
LITERATURE: 1485-1603
Luminarium.org's bios, e-texts, criticism, and links on Renaissance writers.
EMORY WOMEN WRITERS
RESOURCE PROJECT
The Emory Women Writers Resource Project is a collection of edited and unedited
texts by women writing in English from the seventeenth century through the nineteenth
century.
ENGLISH LITERATURE:
EARLY 17th CENTURY (1603-1660)
Luminarium.org's bios, e-texts, criticism, and links on the Metaphysical poets,
the Cavalier poets, and more.
LITERARY RESOURCES: RENAISSANCE
Jack Lynch (Rutger's): Renaissance literature.
LUMINARIUM
A beautifully designed site specializing in Medieval, Renaissance, and 17th
Century literature. The site offers biographical information plus links to criticism
and full text sources.
GOTHIC:
EMORY WOMEN WRITERS
RESOURCE PROJECT
The Emory Women Writers Resource Project is a collection of edited and unedited
texts by women writing in English from the seventeenth century through the nineteenth
century.
THE GOTHIC
LITERATURE PAGE
Gothic Literature (1764-1820)
Extensive background information on the literary genre that influenced the Romantics
and Victorians. This page gives you lists of Gothic novels, scholarly papers
on Gothic literature, and critical bibliographies.
LITGOTHIC.COM
Authors, e-texts, resources, and research pages related to Gothic Literature.
ROMANTIC:
BRITISH POETRY:
1780-1910
A Hypertext Archive of Scholarly Editions (e-texts available).
BRITISH
WOMEN ROMANTIC POETS
The British Women Romantic Poet's Project at the Univ. of California is producing
an online scholarly archive consisting of E-text editions of poetry by British
and Irish women written (not necessarily published) between 1789 (the onset
of the French Revolution) and 1832 (the passage of the Reform Act), a period
traditionally known in English literary history as the Romantic period.
EMORY WOMEN WRITERS
RESOURCE PROJECT
The Emory Women Writers Resource Project is a collection of edited and unedited
texts by women writing in English from the seventeenth century through the nineteenth
century.
LITERARY RESOURCES: ROMANTIC
Jack Lynch (Rutger's): Romantic literature.
MIMI:
AMERICAN LITERATURE E-TEXTS
18th-19th century American writers with bios, e-texts of their works, and links
to other sources. A good place to begin!
"ROMANTICISM"
Encarta Encyclopedia's general intro to Romanticism.
ROMANTIC CIRCLES
Based at the University of Maryland, College Park, this site features Romantic
e-texts and scholarly resources on the major Romantics and their contemporaries,
as well as essays, bibliographies, and virtual conferences relating to the period
and its writers.
ROMANTICISM ON THE NET
A visit to this "peer-reviewed, electronic journal devoted to romantic
studies "will connect you with scholarly articles on the likes of Shelley
and Wordsworth, and reviews on contemporary writings on the romantics."
Click on "Romantic Related Sites" for a hefty list of links to the
period and to individual authors.
ROMANTIC
LINKS, ELECTRONIC TEXTS, AND HOME PAGES
Michael Gamer's excellent site, with general links plus links to associations
and journals, individual authors, electronic texts, and home pages.
VOICE OF THE SHUTTLE
The BEST Humanities site on the web, and this page offers hundreds of links
to the Romantics.
VICTORIAN:
THE HOMEPAGE OF BOB SPEEL
Not exactly literature, this page is dedicated mainly to 19th century art, especially
Pre-Raphaelites and illustration, but more broadly Victorian and Edwardian paintings,
sculpture, architecture and other arts. The most useful part is the list of
artists, which leads to the artists' biographies.
LITERARY RESOURCES: VICTORIAN
The focus is on British Victorian, but another winner for Rutger's.
MIMI:
AMERICAN LITERATURE E-TEXTS
18th-19th century American writers with bios, e-texts of their works, and links
to other sources. A good place to begin!
THE VICTORIAN RESEARCH
WEB
VRW is intended to supply a handy set of tips and links to help Victorianists
find the practical information they need, whether it's an archive catalogue,
a bibliography, a listserv address, a sample syllabus, a place to stay in London,
or a journal's submission guidelines.
VSO:
VICTORIAN SENSATIONALISM ONLINE
An electronic repository of information about Victorian sensation fiction. This
site focuses on several aspects of Victorian sensationalism, especially the
sensation novel -- its authors, texts, and sensational popularity.
GEORGE LANDOW'S VICTORIAN
WEB
A huge site, originally emerging from a class at Brown, which documents the
life and times of the Victorian Age. Included is an extensive section on authors,
with links and info.
VICTORIAN
WOMEN WRITERS PROJECT
This site, based at Indiana University, features electronic transcriptions of
works by British women writers of the nineteenth century. Victorian Women Writers
Project editors tout the accuracy of their transcriptions, and the collection
itself, arranged alphabetically by author, is an impressive one.
NINETEENTH CENTURY BRITISH:
19th
CENTURY BRITISH & IRISH AUTHORS
A good list of authors, but the links to e-texts/related pages is sketchy. A
good place to begin.
TWENTIETH CENTURY BRITISH:
LITERARY RESOURCES: 20TH CENTURY (BRITISH & IRISH)
Jack Lynch (Rutger's): 20th century British and Irish literature.
TWENTIETH
CENTURY BRITISH LITERATURE
Looksmart's links to sites about various 20th century British authors.
TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICAN:
AMERICAN
LITERATURE: 1914-1945
Just like it sounds, with a long list of authors and links to related sites
pertaining to music, visual arts, and "material culture" of the period.
HANOVER HISTORICAL
TEXTS PROJECT
The Project's principal aim is to make primary texts readily available to students
and faculty for use in history and humanities courses. Periods covered: Europe
(Ancient, The Middle Ages, Early Modern, Modern); United States (17th Century,
18th Century, 19th Century, 20th Century); The Americas Outside the U.S.; Africa;
The Middle East; India and South Asia; and East Asia.
LITERATURE 400: WRITERS OF THE SIXTIES
Course Disclosure from LIT 400: Writers of the Sixties. Author: Alan Bigelow,
Medaille College.
LITERATURE 400: WRITERS OF THE SIXTIES
Course Syllabus from LIT 400: Writers of the Sixties. Author: Alan Bigelow,
Medaille College.
LITERARY RESOURCES: AMERICAN
Not all 20th century here, but a good resource (Rutger's).
MODERN AMERICAN POETRY
An Online Journal and Multimedia Companion to the Anthology of Modern American
Poetry (Oxford University Press, 2000). A good list of poets, syllabi, and links
to publishers
POETRY SOCIETY.COM
Mostly British-based, this site offers some great links to writer's resources,
internet poetry, and twentieth-century poet sites (Creeley, Dove, Hughes, Rich,
etc.)
SALLY
ANNE: USEFUL LINKS--TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE
A long list of 20th century American writers with bios, e-texts of their work,
and numerous links to other sources. A good place to begin!
THE BEATS:
LITERARY
KICKS
A good portal site to the Beats. Also includes discussion boards and links to
the Transcendentalists, the French Bohemians, and the "Hippie" writers
of the 60s.
LITERARY
KICKS: THE BEATS IN FILM
Films by, about, based on, distantly related to, and otherwise relevant to the
Beats.
LITERARY
KICKS: BEAT NEWS
Yes, it's possible--current news on the Beats.
LITERARY
KICKS: ORIGIN OF THE WORD 'BEAT'
A good portal site to the Beats. Also includes discussion boards and links to
the Transcendentalists, the French Bohemians, and the "Hippie" writers
of the 60s.
LITERARY
KICKS: SHERRI'S BEAT BIBLIOGRAPHY
No links, here, but an extensive list of articles, anthologies, criticism, audio
tapes, etc. on the Beats
CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN:
ALTX.COM
"Where the digerati meet the literati." A bunch of
links covering all that's weird in the avant-garde literature and theory scene,
particularly as it interfaces with computing. "What's New" is a good
place to start, with links to the Electronic
Book Review, experimental fiction excerpts, interviews with writers, etc.
BOHEMIAN INK
A hip and provocative site exploring contemporary letters, with useful directories
of web zines and publishing opportunities for writers.
THE CORTLAND REVIEW
Literary review featuring mainstream poetry and fiction. Try the RealAudio recordings
of poems to hear them over your computer.
CYBERARTSWEB.ORG
An innovative site from CyberArtsWeb.org with a search engine and multiple links
to pages related to Streaming, BioArt, Gaming, Robotics/HML, Sonic Art, Virtual
Reality, and Other/Hybrid Forms.
POETRY DAILY
An anthology of modern poetry (mostly contemporary, taken from other journals)
with bios and interviews with current and past authors.
ELECTRONIC POETRY CENTER
SUNY at Buffalo's premier site for poetry. They have an exhaustive list of links
to poetry resources and sites, mostly modern and contemporary.
WEB-GUIDES (DIRECTORIES OF GENERAL LITERARY LINKS)
BBC Online: WebGuide to the Best of the Web
A must-visit page if you want to see a long and impressive
list of the "best" literary sites on the web. Comes with detailed
descriptions of the sites and handy links.
ELECTRONIC POETRY CENTER
SUNY at Buffalo's premier site for poetry. They have an exhaustive list of links
to poetry resources and sites, mostly modern and contemporary.
ELECTRONIC THESES AND DISSERTATIONS IN THE HUMANITIES
A directory of online references and resources related to completed and ongoing
theses and dissertations in the Humanities. Gives support to students who are
seeking to post their own work on the web.
LINKS TO PLACES LITERARY
An eclectic site, with links to e-texts online, literary periods, literary calendars,
citation formats for e-texts, libraries, publishers, periodicals, etc.
LITERARY RESOURCES ON THE
NET
Jack Lynch's fine directory of literary resources on the net. Visit it and follow
the links!
LITERARY RESOURCES: VICTORIAN
The focus is on British Victorian, but another winner for Rutger's.
MALASPINA.COM
This site's a little difficult to get around in, but it has a good search engine
with multiple links to literature-related sites. Search on your topic, and it
will point you to worthwhile criticism and research.
MARTINDALE'S THE REFERENCE
DESK: LANGUAGES & TRANSLATION CENTER
Not exactly period or genre, but if you run across a foreign language word or
phrase you can't decipher, use this site to translate it for you.
NOBEL LITERATURE
PRIZE
A great site to access works by winners of the Nobel prize in literature:
excerpts, speeches, bios, etc.
POETRY SOCIETY.COM
Mostly British-based, this site offers some great links to writer's resources,
internet poetry, and twentieth-century poet sites (Creeley, Dove, Hughes, Rich,
etc.)
REFERENCE AND
RESEARCH: AMERICAN STUDIES WEB
Georgetown University's literature and hypertext studies site, with plenty of
links to journals, articles, and other literary/hypertext resources on the web.
RUSSIAN LITERATURE RESOURCE
GUIDE
Duke University libraries put together this workmanlike and useful site for
buffs of Russian literature.
VOICE OF THE SHUTTLE
The BEST Humanities site on the web. This place rocks, with hundreds of links
on dozens of different topics. Start here, and you'll never stop.
This section is a clearinghouse for academic tools, advice, and strategies in the study of literature. If you are a student or instructor who has links or original materials that you would like to see posted on this site, please contact the Humanities Department.
ASK-ERIC INFOGUIDE
This site has a database on Internet resources, ERIC journal articles &
documents, and other non-Internet related resources. Need TelNet for some applications.
ALTERNATIVE
ASSESSMENT ESSAYS
This is a searchable database of 23 reports, recommendations, and ERIC Digests
posted by the ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation.
ERICAE.NET
This site provides information concerning educational assessment, evaluation,
and research methodology. It also provides resources to "encourage the
responsible use of educational data."
ERICAE.NET: LINKS
PAGE
Here's an extensive list of assessment resources on the Web. Just start your
search here, and you'll find all you need!
ERICAE.NET: FAQ's
If you're just beginning in assessment, start here for some FAQ's.
EROD (EDUCATION RESOURCE ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY)
The Directory is intended to help you identify and
contact organizations that provide information and assistance on a broad range
of education-related topics.
THEGATEWAY.ORG
The Gateway to Educational Materials (GEM) project
is a consortium effort to provide educators with access to collections of educational
materials found on various federal, state, university, non-profit, and commercial
Internet sites. Just search by topic.
A
GLOSSARY OF MEASUREMENT TERMS: ERIC DIGEST
A short but handy list of terms with definitions.
LEARNER.ORG
A useful site, especially for math-science educators,
but pertinent to all the disciplines.
MARYLAND ASSESSMENT
ARCHIVE
Yes, it's just Maryland, but they have lots to offer in the way of assessment.
MEASURE DECISION
THEORY
For the mathematically/analytically inclined, here's a page on measurement decision
theory. This is a measurement model for classifying examinees based on statistical
decision theory. The model is, in many ways, superior to Item Response Theory
when the goal is simply classification. This page presents the model and features
an interactive module which allows you to try different inputs and see the resulting
decisions. Additional resources are provided.
THE META ANALYSIS OF RESEARCH STUDIES
PAGE
Meta-analysis refers to the analysis of analyses... "the statistical analysis
of a large collection of analysis results from individual studies for the purpose
of integrating the findings." This page is intended to help you learn more
about meta-analysis by providing you with an overview; links to relevant documents
and resources; and free, high-quality software. Maybe a good place for helpful
info on closing the assessment loop!
NCREL (NORTH CENTRAL
REGIONAL EDUCAIONAL LABORATORY)
This page provides some basic info on assessment.
PALS
PALS is an on-line, standards-based, continually updated resource bank of science
performance assessment tasks indexed via the National Science Education Standards
(NSES) and various other standards frameworks. The tasks, collected from numerous
sources, include student directions and response forms, administration procedures,
scoring rubrics, examples of student work, and technical quality data calculated
from field testing. On-line rater training packets have also been created for
some tasks.
SEARCHERIC.ORG
Just like it sounds--handy if you're looking for a definition of a term or a
resource at ERIC.
VOICE OF THE
SHUTTLE
This is a mixed list of resources from VoS, University of California (Santa
Barbara), but some assessment-related ones appear here.
ALL EXPERTS.COM
This site will answer your questions for free if an expert is available. Make
sure you prep with your own searches and investigations first so you don't waste
your (and their) time!
ARTS WIRE
A good resource for teachers and students. Online instruction/tutorials on arts
and the Internet. Geared toward younger audiences, but a useful site.
THEGATEWAY.ORG
A general-purpose resource, with some lesson plans and learning exercises for
pre-school, high school, and college students. The search engine takes some
getting used to.
THE INKSPOT
A writer's resource for creating in multiple genres, including playwrighting.
THE WWW VIRTUAL
LIBRARY
A great list of mostly drama texts online, with links to anything from newsgroups,
to journals, to syllabi, to plays in print.
AICT: ART IMAGES FOR COLLEGE TEACHING
AICT is a royalty-free image exchange resource for
the educational community. Not extensive, but it is growing.
ARTSEDGE
The Kennedy's Center has developed this site as on online resource for educators.
Their goal is to put the arts in all the disciplines, and they offer curriculum
plans and educational resources for teachers to do it. There's also a library
of planning, research, and contact information.
ASK-ERIC INFOGUIDE
This site has a database on Internet resources, ERIC journal articles &
documents, and other non-Internet related resources. Need TelNet for some applications.
Also try http://www.indiana.edu/~rugs/ctrdir/ecae.html.
THEGATEWAY.ORG
The Gateway to Educational Materials (GEM) project
is a consortium effort to provide educators with access to collections of educational
materials found on various federal, state, university, non-profit, and commercial
Internet sites. Just search by topic.
THE INKSPOT
A writer's resource for creating in multiple genres, including fiction and poetry.
THE WWW VIRTUAL
LIBRARY
A great list of mostly drama texts online, with links to anything from newsgroups,
to journals, to syllabi, to plays in print.
THE
ELECTRONIC ARCHIVES FOR TEACHING THE AMERICAN LITERATURES
This Georgetown University site offers essays, syllabi, bibliographies, and
other resources for teaching American literature.
ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE
ON ADULT, CAREER, AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
This site offers full-text articles related to adult, career, and vocational
education. Also find journals on the web (short list) and an ERIC database.
ERIC CLEARINGHOUSE ON HIGHER EDUCATION
It's all focused on the study of higher education, but ERIC is the one-stop-shop
in that area.
EROD (EDUCATION RESOURCE ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORY)
The Directory is intended to help you identify and
contact organizations that provide information and assistance on a broad range
of education-related topics.
THEGATEWAY.ORG
The Gateway to Educational Materials (GEM) project
is a consortium effort to provide educators with access to collections of educational
materials found on various federal, state, university, non-profit, and commercial
Internet sites. Just search by topic.
LEARNER.ORG
A useful site, especially for math-science educators,
but pertinent to all the disciplines.
LEARNER.ORG: DISTANCE
LEARNING RESOURCES
A short list of distance learning resources from Annenberg/CPB.
LEARNER.ORG: STRATEGIES
FOR USING EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
A short list of strategies for using educational technology
from Annenberg/CPB.
RICCISTREET.NET
Doug Anderson's erudite and cutting-edge site offers educational
theory and support to both students and teachers. Included are in-house discussion
groups and demos on web-creation.
THE SYLLABUS PROJECT
The American Educational Research Association - Division
J (AERA-J) and the Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE) are
sponsoring this website project. Their mission is to collect syllabi in the
field of higher education which cover a broad range of topics. Some examples:
Student Development, Curriculum and Pedagogy, Faculty and Teaching , Access
and College Choice, and Research Methods.
THE WWW VIRTUAL
LIBRARY
A great list of mostly drama texts online, with links to anything from newsgroups,
to journals, to syllabi, to plays in print.