computer network resources

Contains over one thousand entries that provide the name, logo and sponsor, a brief description, and commentary on the outstanding features of some of the best educational sites on the World Wide Web, suitable for students in kindergarten through grade twelve; grouped by subject area.

Lists web sites by topic areas to find career information.

Provides resources, activities, and teaching suggestions for approximately ninety science units involving the Internet.

An introduction for teenagers to the employment opportunities social networking can provide.

A guide to using the Internet to find information about the United States government that explains how on-line Americans can influence lawmakers, provides listings of the best political, government, and news web sites, and offers advice on how to use a computer to become more involved in the government.

Presents full-color photographs and illustrations of various species of animals around the world along with Internet links for further information and videos.

With underwater photography and lively illustrations, this book discusses what drives sharks into feeding frenzies, how they look when they are about to attack, and how they can "feel" fish swimming nearby. Recommendations for relevant Web sites are included.

Presents color-illustrated overviews of a variety of music topics, all including the addresses of related Internet sites. Covers various types of music; historical periods in music; instruments; composers; how to read music; and related aspects including ballet, opera, soundtracks, and sound reproduction.

Provides information about over five hundred career-related Web sites on the Internet, grouped in the categories of exploration and self-assessment; career preparation; education and training; job search; negotiation skills; regional resources; industry-specific sites; and career tools.