HIT: Electronic Field Trips (pt. 2)

[rich tabis <tabis@infonline.net>]

Sorry, but I cut off the last suggestion too soon.  Here is the complete
message:

Check the T-Star website, especially their:
    Guide to Utilization of Electronic Fieldtrips at
http://www.t-star.org/fieldtrips.html
    Satellite Program Providers at http://www.t-star.org/progpro.html

Borrow a copy of Satlink Magazine (from the Missouri Schools Boards
Assoc.). Then subscribe to it, even at $60ish! It's an excellent
compilation of educational programming on both Satellite and Cable
channels. Their website is at http://www.msbanet.org/satlink/  Their
list of distance learning links (not just electronic fieldtrips) is at
http://www.msbanet.org/satlink/providers.htm


A few that I know of:
       Colonial Williamsburg at http://www.history.org

       H-E-B Televentures at http://www.televentures.org

       Sea World - Shamu TV at http://www.seaworld.org

--
Lois Tabis, Librarian
Sharpsville HS, Sharpsville, PA
tabis@infonline.net

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