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This portion of the website meets standard 6.5 because it teaches students how to collect, sort, and analyze data through a project that collects the eye colors of the students. The project will enhance the skills of students and prepare them for future projects. The website presents various ideas for teachers to use in his or her classroom and these ideas are a fun and interesting way to teach.

ERIC is a wonderful research tool for educators and students alike. It is the World's largest digital library of educational literature. It meets the standard 6.5 by being a free accessible technology that allows users to compile a multitude of valuable research information specific to their needs.

Candidates use technology to gather, sort, and analyze information needed for their own research projects

This website goes along with Standard 6.1 by providing teachers with multiple ways to enhance their classroom. There are free worksheets to print out, many links to other websites to get educational material, educational games, and more. It has lesson plan ideas sorted by subject area and even emergency lessons for substitutes to keep students engaged. As a beginning professional, you can look at tips on how to write a lesson plan and improve it as well.

If knowledge was power this site would be invincible. With countless free lesson plans, activities, and games for both students and teachers this site has it all while adhering to standard 6.1.

Teachnology.com is a teacher's resource site that offers educational and instructional tools for teachers. This site reflects Standard 6.5, because this site features research in educational topics and teacher development, student and teacher safe search engines, information in educational technology, teacher newsletters, and teacher forums that allow teachers to communicate on updates and ideas in the educational world. Teachnology.com also offers classroom resources such as lessonplans, worksheets, templates for graphic organizers, and rubrics that can be used in the class.

This online writing lab meets the requirements of Standard 6.5: Candidates use technology to gather, sort, and analyze information needed for their own research projects. The site has many useful tools in working with research and projects. There are links to guide you through your research and organize your paper in a professional way. I have found it to be very helpful.

Scitable is an awesome interactive resource for anyone who loves science. It is an online science library that has hundreds of articles, databases, and other resources. Whether you are doing research for a paper, or joining in on a discussion with experts or peers, Sitable is a easy to use web 2.0 site. It goes along with standard 6.5 in that it allows you to gather, sort, and analyze information while also giving you the ability to share what you have learned with others.

This cite gives you examples of APA formatting for different references and even helps you create a works cited page.

Dogpile.com makes searching the Web easy, it is very similar to Google, however it removes duplications of sources and gives the most relevant results on researched topics. There are also useful videos you can view if you learn better that way.

The complete visual arts resource for art educators, parents, students, and homeschoolers. View art lessons, read art news, view resources and jobs.

This is a great site for kids/students of all ages. It is for primary student research but also has a section for parents and teachers. For teachers it has downloadable and printable material and other recommended websites.

This website is great for the ESL students in your inclusion classroom. This can give them something to do while other activities are taking place.

This website is a great place for teachers to tell students to go to when doing a research project. It gives very good information on how to gather information off the internet, and is very inciteful on how to analyze the information that has been gathered. It even has interactive games and questions.

Sweet Search is a search engine designed for students who are researching anything their minds think of!! When you go to the homepage for Sweet Search, it gives you other search engine links that can specifically target your goal. Some of these include links for social study content, biographies, how to use the web effectively, etc. Our librarians really promote this website and encourage the students to use this search engine when they are researching.