Other ICT Educator Resources

There are many resources available to assist teachers and improve ICT education.

Here are a few:

• ABET (Program Accreditation)

• ACM (ICT Standards and Curriculum Recommendations

• ACM Committee for Computing Education in Community College CAP Space

• ACM Computer Science Teachers' Association (CSTA)

• ACM Special Interest Group for IT Education (SIGITE)

• Applied Math and Science Education Repository (AMSER – Free Educational Resources and Services)

• BUBL Link Computing and the Internet Catalogue (Resource Library

• Center for Occupational Research and Development (Curricula and Program Resources)

• Computer Science Web Resources (For Faculty and Students)

• Computer-Using Educators (CUE – Instructional Technology)

• Connexions (Free Creative Commons Educational Materials)

• CNET.com (Tech Gizmos, News and Reviews)

• CurricUNET (Curriculum Development Assistance)

• Cyber Defense Competition (Great ICT Security Student Experiences)

• Dr. Dobbs (DevSearch Development Tools; Programmer's search engine)

• Ethics in Computing (Not to be overlooked; Links to privacy, free speech, intellectual property, and other websites)

• Experiential Learning Center (Learning by Doing Resources)

• Exploring Computer Science (ECS)

• FIRST (Robotics Contest Mentoring)

• Free Online Dictionary of Computing

• How Computer Stuff Works (Many explanations on computer and other technologies)

• Internet Archive (Extraordinary Web Resources)

• IPL2 Computers and Internet Resources (Online Research Tool)

• Merlot (Online Research and Teaching and Learning Resources)

• National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Career/Technical Education (CTE) Statistics

• National Research Center for Career and Technical Education (NRCCTE) (CTE Assistance)

• O*NET OnLine (Occupational Information)

• Open Courseware Consortium (Shared Courseware)

• Partnership for 21st Century Skills (It Takes More Than Tech Skills to Succeed)

• Scholarly Societies Project: Computer Science (Computer Science Societies)

• Society for Science & the Public (SSP – Promoting STEM Fields)

• Teaching Technicians (Events and Resources from the NSF ATE Community)

• World Wide Web Consortium (WWW standards, Community and Courseware)

• Webopedia (Online Dictionary for Computer and Internet Technology)

• WhatIs?Com (Definitions of Internet and Computer-Related Terms)

• Wikibooks (Free Textbooks)

If you have others you would like to share, please email us with that information!