In the Classroom

As you use computers and the Internet in your classroom you'll find excellent lessons for teaching students about using the technology. This section includes model lessons and activities, tools for teaching students how and why to evaluate information they find on the Web, "how-to" helps, discussion of management and legal issues, a searchable database of the Oregon Standards, and online references.

Lessons
Links to lessons that teach students about using the Web. For other Web resources, including OPEN's STArt Project, OPEN CAMWeb, and the Oregon School Library Information System (OSLIS), visit OPEN's Curriculum Resources page.

Model Projects and Activities
Model classroom units for teaching and learning with the Web.

Teaching Evaluation Skills
Rubrics and considerations for evaluating the Web sites you choose for teaching, sites your students build, or your own World Wide Web pages.

Project How-To
Applications, ideas, and useful resources that help with the practical aspects of creating an interactive project.

Technology in the Classroom
Links to the practical benefits and challenges of integrating technology into regular classroom instruction and discussion of the legal issues of acceptable use, copyright, child safety, and freedom of speech.

Oregon Standards: CIM/CAM
Searchable database of the Oregon content standards, downloadable versions of the standards, performance standards, links to PASS resources.

References
Access to online reference works.