| All Subjects |
| Homework Central |
An innovative source for students in grades 1-12 which covers all subject areas. While the site is mostly research based, it does contain an "ask an expert" for students who are having trouble finding help within the page's resources. |
| All Experts.com |
All Experts.Com provides links volunteer experts in various subject areas. |
| The Smithsonian Intstitution |
Probably one of the foremost research utilities on the internet, the Smithsonian Institution is a resource for all topics from Aeronautics to Zoology. |
| General Reference |
| Dictionary |
Webster's Dictionary becomes the internet's premier source for lexicography. The site also sponsors a thesaurus and vocabulary-building games and activities. |
| Rogets Thesaurus |
The well-know Roget's Thesaurus is also available online. |
| Encyclopedia.com |
Encyclopedia.com is a resource for students doing research on nearly any subject. It provides an indexed and searchable database of more that 14,000 articles from Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia (3rd Edition). |
| Bartlett's Familiar Quotations |
Although a wonderful resource for quotations (containing an index by author along with search functionality based on author and words from quotes), it is aimed at higher level students and supplies no twentieth century resources. |
| History |
| Hyper History |
With over 1,400 files covering more than 3,000 years of Human History on the earth, HyperHistory provides students with a medly of texts, maps and links. |
| The History Net |
The History Net allows students to access a variety of history-related materials including images, texts and a searchable database. |
| Math |
| Ask Dr. Math |
A searchable archive of correspondance between students of all ages and "Dr. Math." If students have trouble finding help in the archived correspondance, they can send their own questions to Dr. Math, and expect an apt responce. |
| A+ Math |
Aimed toward elementrary level students, A+ Math provides flash cards, games, a homework helper, and even sample problems students can do online. |
| Science |
| Ask Dr. Universe |
This resource, for K-5 students, like Dr. Math, supplies a database of previously asked questions along with a link for students to ask their own questions about a wide range of scientific subjects. |
| MadSciNet |
A diffinitive resource for students of all ages with science-based questions containing an archive of previous questions, a library of information, and resources from Anatomy to Zoology. Students who need further help may send their questions to scientific minds that run the network. |
| Literature |
| American Literature |
a generalized index of the development of American Literature begining with early colonial life (1607) and covering the development on a period by period basis reaching up to recent history. |
| Literary Resources |
Although not specifically geared towards students, this site supplies a wide variety of links to literary research material, with a focus on British and American resources. |
| Grammar Help |
A number of hints, tips, and common errors to help students through the tedium we call grammar. |
