This Webliography consists of web sites that, because of length considerations, could not appear in
Technology for Literacy Teaching and Learning. You may wish to explore these sites for possible use in your own professional development and teaching.
Herzog KeyboardingInformation about this method of keyboarding, including using the Hub Key® and
teaching the keys in alphabetical order, is found at this site.
JumpStart TypingThis site is an advertisement for a keyboarding program for students in grades
2-5.
Keyboarding: Table of Contents (Saskatchewan
Education, Training and Employment)This site presents a keyboarding curriculum for grades 6-9.
The introduction presents objectives and contains much information of
relevance to teaching keyboarding even at lower grade levels.
Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing: Teachers' LoungeThis site contains activity suggestions to use with students.
STORYBOARDING SITES
Acting with a Pencil This is a helpful resource as well as a source of several styles of
storyboards that you can download.
Directing the Elements: Using Storyboards to illustrate
tone, mood, setting, and characterThis is a lesson plan placed online by Indiana University.
Reptiles of the World Storyboard ScreensAt this site you can see how one person started to plan a storyboard for an
online project about desert animals.
Scene OneThis site shows a storyboard for a commercial. You do not have to be a great
artist to draw a storyboard. Stick
figures and quick sketches that capture the essence of objects will do nicely to
help students organize ideas.
StoryboardingThere is a simple storyboard form at this site that you can print to use.
SPELLING SITES
AskERIC Lesson Plans—Language Arts: SpellingThese
are AskERIC spelling lesson suggestions.(See also: "Reading," "Vocabulary," and other
language arts topics from the main page.)
Everyday SpellingStudents can engage in
various activities to learn spelling words.
CREATE A NEWSPAPER/LETTER
The Write SiteThis is an interactive journalism site for middle school students who might
like to learn to work like journalists.
EZEENS
JuniorScholasticThe site contains articles and features for students, and it should suggest
possible features for creating their own e-zeens.
React.com (where teens make news)This is an electronic magazine for middle school students and up.
TeenInkThis site is written by teenagers.An
online submission form is included at the site.
ACTIVITIES
Oz-TeacherNet Web SiteThis Australian site permits participation in Book Raps (discussions about selected books) and gives information
about a variety of other projects such as travel buddies, virtual field trips,
WebQuests,
and other student-oriented projects.
Mailcity Free Web-based EmailYou can
register for a free email account at this site.
ECARDS
Disney's Family.com D-cardsDisney offers
free electronic animated and static e-cards to send for various occasions.
E-CARDS (The Nature Conservancy)This site
partially supports both The World Wildlife Fund and The Nature Conservancy
through the site's content, events, and through your visits to the site.
OZNET (Australia)This site advertises Oznet's services, but you can send shimmering e-cards
of the Opera House in Sydney, Australia, from
this site.
Phillip's 1-800-FLORALSYou can send virtual flowers and e-cards
from this site.
WorldVillage Digital Postcards!This site is a resource for e-cards in many categories. The "Kidz" section
has e-cards, games, and other activities for elementary school students.
FORMS
Forms (Judicial Council of California)This site
has various legal forms that can be printed using Adobe Actobat Reader.
PetCentre Hospital Online Forms (Virginia)Students can see the kind of information they would need to fill in to have pets
groomed or boarded at a pet hospital.
U. S. State Department Services and InformationThe "Print Passport Applications"section uses
Adobe Acrobat Reader to permit you to print out a form to apply for
a passport.
United AirlinesShow students how
many people are making their own reservations online.
CREATIVE WRITING
The Young Author's Magazine Program Since 1984Creative writing is
encouraged at this site. Students
can participate in surveys, expressing their ideas about several topics in the
"Kids Say" section.