Resource Round Up

Written by: Danielle Abernethy
Friday, October 16th, 2009

We are often asked how a teacher can recommend a site or other great resource for netTrekker. These resources are often either great state or local websites, resources for very specific science topics, great book links, sites that are available in other languages, and great cultural resources. Sometimes it’s just a great personal website with lots of curriculum connections. We want to include these resources, and so we are pleased to announce a very easy form for you to submit them for our content editors to review, align to standards and have added to netTrekker for every student and teacher to use.

To submit a resource, you will need access to netTrekker Village. That means you need to be a member! Once you are a member, check out the form under Events titled “Resource Round Up“. Fill in as many details as you can and submit it. Make sure to include your name and a legitimate email so we can contact you once your resource is added in, or in case we need more information.

While you are at netTrekker Village, take a look at the new events added to the calendar. If you would like to host an event, in order to share a website tool found in netTrekker or a great lesson, please contact Danielle Abernethy. We’re hosting topics such as Museum Box, Social Networking, and netTrekker specific. Join us for one or more today!

By submitting new resources or taking part in an event, you help make us stronger and more resourceful for all of your research needs. To say thank you, you will automatically be entered in our monthly Power Networking Contest.

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Friday, October 16th, 2009 PLN

2 Comments to Resource Round Up

  1. Oh how I miss being able to point folks to Nettrekker for great resources. Darn budget!

    Great idea, here.

  2. Jim Gates on October 16th, 2009
  3. This website is awesome! I teach 4th grade in San Jose, CA and every student in my class enjoys this program. It is motivating, interactive and aligns in the standards.

  4. Jessica Martin on October 26th, 2009

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