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How can you determine if a specific web site would be appropriate for use within your own instructional setting. There are many factors to consider. Review the content pages on Web Site evaluation and then choose a single page to evaluate. For example, if you had chosen a unit topic on Rocks and Minerals, this would be a great site to review: http://sln.fi.edu/fellows/fellow1/oct98/create/igneous.htm
Notice that this web page could be used by students within a single class period. I found this page after locating a wonderful resource on Rocks and Minerals at the Rock Hounds web site: http://sln.fi.edu/fellows/fellow1/oct98/index2.html This is a great site, but it is much too large to consider when trying to complete a web site evaluation.
Once you have searched and discovered some great sites for your topic, you will use Filamentality to create a web page that includes links for your students to access...even if they are very young. Here are some examples to see what is possible:
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