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The Information Policy Office generates and provides educational materials regarding computer use and security. Feel free to download these and use them, either printed or electronically, in your campaign.

Stellarium is a free open source planetarium for your computer. It shows a realistic sky in 3D, just like what you see with the naked eye, binoculars or a telescope. It is being used in planetarium projectors. Just set your coordinates and go.

These sites compile instruments for assessing teachers' use of technology in many areas of educational technology including technology integration, attitude towards computer and information technology, technology adoption, and technology competencies. The instruments are available in web-based, PDF file, and Word document formats.

Enso lets you do common computing tasks easier and faster than ever before. You get a huge productivity boost and a simpler digital life.

Enso is dead simple to use. You just hold down the Caps Lock key and type an Enso command, which is displayed in a translucent overlay. Once the command is typed, you simply release the Caps Lock key to activate it, and the overlay disappears. If you type fast, it all happens in a flash. For instance, to launch the Firefox Web browser, you just hold down the Caps Lock key and type "open firefox." To look up the meaning of the word "proclivity," you just hold down the Caps Lock key and type "define proclivity."

Try Slife now to discover how easy it is to keep track of your computer time and activities.