The primary goal of the ISTE NETS Project is to enable stakeholders in PreK-12 education to develop national standards for educational uses of technology that facilitate school improvement in the United States

The Research Center for Educational Technology (RCET) was founded in 1999 to provide a collegial network for university researchers and K-16 educators committed to studying the impact of technology on teaching and learning.

A site with many areas supporting education including lesson plans and how to integrate technology in classrooms.

MENC's techonology standards for implementing music technology in music departments.

This site provides resources for the professional development of practicing K-12 music educators in technology-based music instruction. We believe it will contribute to your awareness, knowledge, and positive attitudes toward using technology as a music e

A timeline showing the development of the internet.

The Scout Report is the flagship publication of the Internet Scout Project. Published every Friday both on the web and by email, it provides a fast, convenient way to stay informed of valuable resources on the Internet.

Learn how to avoid the pitfalls of the Web, master the search engines, debunk urban legends, and more.

Welcome to Learn the Net, a website dedicated to helping you master this amazing medium.

A blog on manners for mailing lists.

A second blog on manners for mailing lists.

News, resources, and instructions about search engines on the internet.

Zen and the Art of the Internet is a booklet intended to introduce a user to the benefits and facilities available through the Internet.

The home page for all things Apple.

The AppleScript Sourcebook was founded by Bill Cheeseman, a long-time member of the AppleScript community. It first went live on August 26, 1996. Before the transition to MacScripter.net was completed, Bill updated all of the Tips and some of the Scripts

A clearinghouse for apple scripts. Organizes and collects various scripts and programming resources.

Downloadable software designed by google for macs.

Resources for music educators who would like to build their own websites. Also information on various internet-related subjects.

Webpage for iLife software suite and how it can help educators.

Webpage of software manuals for various software manuals.

Webpage with resources and information on utilizing iLife to suport education curricula.

Blog on various aspects of the iLife software suite for Apple Macintosh.

The Mockingbird Foundation is a non-profit organization founded by Phish fans in 1996 (and incorporated march 1997) to generate charitable proceeds from the Phish community. All Foundation revenues support music education for children.

Internet sales website for a broad range of music technology products. Includes reviews of products.

A website full of information on various music technology related subjects. This page contains reviews and information on various music technology, as well as a side bar linking to many websites recommended by Synthtopia.

A website devoted to cubase computer-based digital audio recording software (ofr Mac or PC). Includes discussion boards, and in the FAQs section some basic overviews about music technology, and tutorials for cubase.

Technical support site for GarageBand loop-based sequencing software. Includes resources, tips, and tutorials.

The Education section of Steinberg music software, publishers of Cubase. Explains an educational initiative, also a link to their products aimed, or useful, for educators.

AppleScript is a simple Macintosh-only programming language that can control and automate actions on your Mac. AppleScripts written for iTunes can manage files and track information, create playlists, interact with other applications, and perform many oth

This site contains information about dozens of drummers, material on drum clinics, and reports from drumming conventions and conferences. The "DrumClinic" section allows one to browse through video clips of professionals demonstrating various techniques.