• Directory of Internet Resources for Social Studies Education
• Rivendell Educational Archive This site includes articles, bibliographies, reading lists, historical overviews, biographies, as well as graphical and textual exhibits. There are also numerous links to other sites. Overall, the site seems to be a good starting off point.
• Blue Web'n Library The gem of gems in the "keeping-up with new social studies sites on the Net" battle. The Blue Web'n Library contains a cataloged section on lesson plans--many of them using instructional technology! The best part of the site is its ability to notify you via e-mail every time it becomes aware of a new educational-oriented site on the Internet. A definite "must" for the busy teacher in all of us.
• Teachnet.com Web site- The lesson plans generally involve some basic Internet usage. If you feel that you are in need of more Internet practice, this is a good place to start. More lesson plans using the Internet dealing with higher levels of thinking and inquiry are needed.
• Using the Internet for Teaching History in K-12 Schools
• History& Social Studies is part of a Kathy Schrock's more comprehensive Guide for Educators
• History/Social Studies Web Site for K-12 Teachers
• Professor Dan Graf's Home Page was designed to assist students in history research. Several additional links available here and superb reproductions of art, which slows this down a bit.
• The Social Studies Several additional links with similar categories to this page.
• The Teacher's Page: Social Studies or The Teacher's Page: History comes from Alberta, Canada with several Canadian social studies sites as well as others.
• One World also comes from Canada. It is the social studies homepage of the Alberta Teachers' Association.