ESL Web Directory

The Blackie Report hosts a collection of unique video reports on international language programmes, based on site visits and interviews with students and staff.

The Educator's Reference Desk is an Internet-based service providing education information to teachers, librarians, counselors, administrators, parents, and anyone interested in education worldwide. It is a project of the Information Institute of Syracuse. The Educator's Reference Desk consists of a collection of Internet-based resources, a question archive, lesson plans, and a search interface to ERIC, the world's largest education database.

We are a non-commercial organization the purposes of which are to provide English learners in Japan with the opportunities to develop and practice their knowledge of English, and to provide teachers of English in Japan with opportunities to help English learners in that development and practice.

The ThinkQuest Library is a free educational resource featuring 5,500+ websites created by students around the world as part of a competition.

Education news, resources and university jobs at the THES. This weekly education magazine offers higher education jobs, news and educational resources for college professionals and teachers. Subscribe now to the Times Higher Education Supplement.

TSL Education Ltd’s market-leading newspapers, magazines, websites and exhibitions cover the complete professional educational field, from early years through to higher education.

Recognized worldwide as the standard in online plagiarism prevention, Turnitin helps educators and students take full advantage of the Internet's educational potential. Used by thousands of institutions in over fifty countries, Turnitin's products promote originality in student work, improve student writing and research skills, encourage collaborative learning, and save valuable instructor time.

This NUT guidance has been prepared for all schools, although it is recognised that the issues for schools in the primary sector are likely to be different from those in secondary or special schools. Each school will need to decide the measures it needs to take to prevent inappropriate use of the internet and e-mail and to develop responsible use of the technology.

The Volunteer Educational Network (VEN) is a group of educational professionals dedicated to improving education in isolated and underdeveloped regions of South-East Asia by promoting sustainable educational development. Members give their time, money, or ideas to provide professional development opportunities for local teachers.

The Wallace Foundation has worked to expand learning and enrichment opportunities for all people. Our efforts toward this goal have yielded important insights and lessons, and we have designed our website to make this knowledge more accessible to visitors.

The online space for teachers integrating technology into the curriculum.