1. www.education-world.com/a_curr/curr125.shtml
- Getting Started on the Internet: The Key to Keypal Success!
2. www.enoreo.on.ca/students/teacher/projectplanning/keypalinfo.htm
- good basic plan to starting a project
3. k-6educators.about.com/library/weekly/aa072200a.htm
- How to Design a Pen Pal Lesson, includes online information
4. www.kidscom.com/orakc/keypal/teachers/index.html
- specific instruction for Kidscom. There are many good items to think about
including: parent permission slips and how students should ask pen pals to address
email.
5. www.prosserschools.org/internet/email_in_the_classroom.htm
- Email in the Classroom - VERY long list with lots of information
6. www.prosserschools.org/internet/email_activities.htm
- activities to do with email
1. mercury.siec.k12.in.us/west/online/coll1b.htm
- Safety tips for Pen Pal Exchanges
2. www.hi.com.au/keypals/kplnetqt.asp
- good netiquette list
3. www.safekids.com/index.html
- great site with many resources
4. www.cln.org/cgi-bin/linkto.cgi?http://www.cln.org/spam.html
- If you are going to set up keypal exchanges for your students, you should
first ensure that they are aware of the personal risks they may face and how
to deal with them. This link is to one part of our CLN page addressing Internet
Abuses. Look for the section on Personal Risks, and particularly for the links
which provide information on student "safety."
1. www.siec.k12.in.us/~west/edu/keypal.htm
- an article on how to find a keypal
2. www.keypals.com - sponsored by PITSCO
- lots of ways to find keypals
3. www.cln.org/int_keypals.html
- These sites will aid teachers who are looking for Internet keypal exchanges
for their classes. Note that we have identified keypal resources for matching
classes of students together. We have not tried to find sites that match individual
keypals
4. www.teaching.com/keypals - keypal
information and club
5. www.ling.lancs.ac.uk/staff/visitors/kenji/keypal.htm
- very long, good list of references
6. www.hi.com.au/keypals/default.asp
- Rigby Heinemann keypal Lists
7. www.ala.org/ICONN/KCFAQ/keypals.html
- list of resources
8. www.tesol.net/teslpnpl.html
- not a lot of links, many are ESL oriented
1. www.kyoto-su.ac.jp/~trobb/keypals.html
- E-Mail Keypals for Language Fluency
2. k-6educators.about.com/cs/penpals/index.htm
- general list of places to find pen pal information. Includes online material.
Faces of Tomorrow - Faces of Tomorrow
is a web-based project which invites youth to submit self images in the form
of photos, digital images, drawings, and combinations of media. This project
was a part of the first statewide Boston CyberArts Festival that took place
May 1-15, 1999. It culminated in a gala opening and exhibition at the Computer
Museum in Boston for the Boston Cyberarts Festival from May 1-15, 1999. The
project was organized by a committee of teachers, as well as professionals active
in the world of nonprofit computer centers. Currently we are producing a resource
guide for technology coordinators and instructors who wish to participate in
a classroom setting which will include user-friendly instructions, lesson plans,
and additional resources in each geographic area. If you are interested in a
resource guide, you can download our PDF version from the web site.
thanks to www.grsites.com
for the graphics
last modified
October 4, 2002