SCHOOLS ONLINE:  Go to http://www.emTech.net and find Schools Online.

CLASSROOM AND TEACHER PAGES: Elementary Schools - These have been included because they all have different looks and approaches to school and classroom pages.  Some will have things that you like and others will help you determine what you DO NOT want.

• Mrs. McGlade's and Mrs. Naylor's Kindergarten Classes  - Shanghai American School and their calendar along with a Peek Into The Room. Consider what they have included and how they laid out the page; look at their page presentation and icons.
• Del Ray, California Elementary School - Look  at the types of things offered on the school page, including Student Work (Student Showcase)  and Parent Information.
• Garden Road Elementary School, Poway, California - Look at how the kindergarten teacher (Ms. Gosen) uses her classroom web page, including Clifford the Interactive books.   Ms. Bevill's page for 1st grade might provide ideas, too.  This is a 3rd grade example, Ms. SABOURIN, that shows some different features, such as  homework  (though it has not been kept current!).
• Bluebonnet Elementary School, Round Rock, Texas
• Patterson Literature Magnet School, Houston, Texas,  - Look at the front page to get a sense of how it was structured. Consider the look and content. Click on OUR SCHOOL.
• West University Elementary School, Houston, Texas - Classroom pages contain primarily photos, but some do contain other information for students and parents, such as Ms. Unger's 2nd grade and Ms. William's 4th grade.
• Connors Emerson Elementary School, Bar Harbor, Maine - Check out Mr. C's page (6th grade) and  Ms. Hurd's page (6th grade) to see the different approaches to the same information. You can visit other class pages.
• Pembroke Elementary School, Pembroke, Florida - Check their introduction, which includes their mission statement. On the Table of Contents page, examine the various components selected by the staff for inclusion.  Look particularly at the Virtual Resource Center.  Click all around the site. You will see that the mission statement really does drive the design and what is contained on the site., such as the resources page for students and teachers.  There are, however, no real classroom pages.
• Plumb Elementary School, Clearwater, Florida - There are some good ideas here for classroom pages; the structure is simple and straightforward. Check out the class sites and take a look at Ms. Saari's page in Kindergarten, including looking at her homework and other links. You will find the other teachers' sites to be very different by comparison.

The Rice School, Houston, Texas - Look at the Electronic Quilt and other projects listed.