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Is there a manual that lists sites on the Internet particularly useful for class exploration?

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There are a number of resource guides, and so far only a couple are directed specifically at an education audience. “An Incomplete Guide to the Internet and Other Telecommunications Opportunities Especially for Teachers and Students K-12” is compiled by the NCSA Education Group and is available online. The “Internet Resource Directory for Educators, Version 2” is also available online. It was prepared by a team of 46 teachers in Nebraska and Texas who were enrolled in telecomputing courses at two universities in 1992 and 1993. Ednet’s “Educator’s Guide to Email Lists” is available electronically, as is the “Ednet Guide to Usenet News Groups”. ERIC offers several documents relating to telecommunications and education, including the ERIC Digest “Internet Basics”, the ERIC Review “K-12 Networking”, “Instructional Development for Distance Education”, and “Strategies for Teaching at a Distance”. Complete bibliographic information for these documents is listed in Section 8, “Suggested Readin

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