• Celebrate the Holidays using online resources
  Valentine's Day, Presidents' Day, Black History

• Visit Local Teachers Using Technology
  A list of some local teachers (grades 3-12) who are teaching in technology-enriched classrooms. Class web pages and teacher contact information are also available.

• Information Technology Services
  UM - St. Louis faculty can request AV equipment for their open classroom

• Educational Links
  Reference sites to enhance, integrate and supplement an educators existing lessons.
  

• Problem Based Learning(PBL)
  A hotlist of links related to PBL developed on Filamentality

• Multicultural Pavillion
  Resources for educators, students, and activists to explore and discuss multicultural education.
  

• Managing a Technology-Enriched Classroom
  General observations and suggestions from a teacher who has successfully taught for the past 3 years in a self-contained 5th grade classroom involved in the MINTs Project.
  

• Missouri Show-me Standards
  • Show-Me Knowledge Standards
  • Show-Me Performance Standards

• Teaching Models
  Models and instructions for Problem Based Instruction, Direct Instruction, Cooperative Learning, Concept Teaching, Presentation, and Concept Development. All models are in either PDF and Microsoft Word format.
  

• MoSTEP
  Missouri Standards for Teacher Education Programs
  

• Special Needs Adaptations
  A brief list of links to web sites that present adaptations for students with special needs.
  

• Tutorials
  Online tutorials for Microsoft Word, Excel, Inspiration, WS_FTP, and Fetch.
  

• Lessons Incorporating Technology
  These lessons demonstrate different methods of incorporating technology into curricular areas. Student created examples are provided when possible. The lessons are categorized by subject area, and appropriate grade levels are given.
  

• Think Quest
  ThinkQuest is a global network of students, teachers, parents and technologists dedicated to exploring youth-centered learning on the Net.

• Online Curriculum Resource Centers
  Multiple online curriculum resource centers maintained by professional associations, foundations, state and federal agencies, colleges and universities.
  

ISTE is a nonprofit professional organization with a worldwide membership of leaders and potential leaders in educational technology. We are dedicated to promoting appropriate uses of information technology to support and improve learning, teaching, and administration in K–12 education and teacher education. ISTE’s role is leadership—we provide our members with information, networking opportunities, and guidance as they face the challenge of incorporating computers, the Internet, and other new technologies into their schools.