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- New to the Net - at WebWorld- complete information on the Internet for the Young or the Old.
- Computer Lessons for Kids and Small Adults - A sound introduction to computers uses lots of analogies that help kids and confused adults understand the basic operations of a computer. Five easy lessons get a user started.
- Wired News - As the online complement to Wired Magazine, Wired News posts breaking stories from the digital world, emphasizing industry news, online culture and Internet privacy issues. You'll find special reports as well as opinion pieces.
- How Microprocessors Work - Delve into the brains of your computer by playing the interactive game at this site. This is a difficult subject, but you will learn a lot about items you use every day. They also offer educational programs and classroom activities.
- Puter School - FAQs are great, but getting your own specific questions answered by experts is even better. You'll find contact information for over 100 experts in a dozen categories, each of whom is willing to answer your technical questions.
- Computing Dictionary - Foldoc has created this online dictionary on computing for easy and fast information access. There are no frills here, just enter your word and search.
- ZDNet - Gateway to all Softbank/ZiffDavis computing and Internet news properties, from GameSpot to MacWEEK to AnchorDesk. Read reviews of popular shareware and freeware titles, then download them from ZDNet software libraries.
- Y2K for Kids - Kids don't have to be in the dark when it comes to Y2K. This page explains how computers may react when the calendar turns over on Jan. 1, 2000, also discussing small problems that will likely affect everyone.
- Microsoft Kids - Kids' software programs from Microsoft make learning fun. Promotions for different packages point out specific features, and the rest of the page contains special offers and free stuff.
- Microsoft Corporation - Microsoft's home page has company news and information on products and services, not to mention info on each of the thousands of products they have for sale. The site also includes Bill Gates' commentary on the computer industry.
- CNET: The Source for Computers and Technology - The flagship site for CNET: The Computer Network posts features about advanced technology and industry events and reviews of cuttingedge software. Register to receive the free weekly newsletter full of juicy computing tidbits.
- Computers: History and Development - To fully understand and appreciate the impact computers have on our lives and promises they hold for the future, it is important to understand their evolution. This site traces the process back to the abacus, and comes complete with links.
Kids on the Web
KIDLINK: Global Networking for Youth 10-15
KIDLINK is a non-profit grassroots organization aimed at getting as many youth through the age 15 as possible involved in a global dialog.
4Kids
A fun, safe place for kids to be on the Internet.
ILC Glossary of Internet Terms
Children's Stories, Poems and Pictures
Cool Kidstuff Page
Do Spiders Live on the World Wide Web
Hype!
Internet Resources: Guides, Tools and Services
Internet Tutorial
Kids Safety on the Internet
ThinkQuest
Web 66: Cookbook
- New to the Net - at WebWorld- complete information on the Internet for the Young or the Old.
- Computer Lessons for Kids and Small Adults - A sound introduction to computers uses lots of analogies that help kids and confused adults understand the basic operations of a computer. Five easy lessons get a user started.
- Wired News - As the online complement to Wired Magazine, Wired News posts breaking stories from the digital world, emphasizing industry news, online culture and Internet privacy issues. You'll find special reports as well as opinion pieces.
- How Microprocessors Work - Delve into the brains of your computer by playing the interactive game at this site. This is a difficult subject, but you will learn a lot about items you use every day. They also offer educational programs and classroom activities.
- Puter School - FAQs are great, but getting your own specific questions answered by experts is even better. You'll find contact information for over 100 experts in a dozen categories, each of whom is willing to answer your technical questions.
- Computing Dictionary - Foldoc has created this online dictionary on computing for easy and fast information access. There are no frills here, just enter your word and search.
- ZDNet - Gateway to all Softbank/ZiffDavis computing and Internet news properties, from GameSpot to MacWEEK to AnchorDesk. Read reviews of popular shareware and freeware titles, then download them from ZDNet software libraries.
- Y2K for Kids - Kids don't have to be in the dark when it comes to Y2K. This page explains how computers may react when the calendar turns over on Jan. 1, 2000, also discussing small problems that will likely affect everyone.
- Microsoft Kids - Kids' software programs from Microsoft make learning fun. Promotions for different packages point out specific features, and the rest of the page contains special offers and free stuff.
- Microsoft Corporation - Microsoft's home page has company news and information on products and services, not to mention info on each of the thousands of products they have for sale. The site also includes Bill Gates' commentary on the computer industry.
- CNET: The Source for Computers and Technology - The flagship site for CNET: The Computer Network posts features about advanced technology and industry events and reviews of cuttingedge software. Register to receive the free weekly newsletter full of juicy computing tidbits.
- Computers: History and Development - To fully understand and appreciate the impact computers have on our lives and promises they hold for the future, it is important to understand their evolution. This site traces the process back to the abacus, and comes complete with links.
KIDLINK is a non-profit grassroots organization aimed at getting as many youth through the age 15 as possible involved in a global dialog.
A fun, safe place for kids to be on the Internet.
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