WorldKit: http://www.brainoff.com/worldkit/
Basically, WorldKit generates a Macromedia Flash map of the world, and allows you to mark the map with text and images, plotted at a particular latitude and longitude. Each time you plot something on the map, you can hyperlink it to a web page as well. It's a fairly simple tool, though you need to be able to look up the latitude and longitude of places you want to plot on the map. But apart from that, it's just a matter of editing the XML code of an RSS feed, filling it in with descriptions of each place you want to plot on the map.American Studies: http://central.hcrhs.k12.nj.us/americanstudies/

Thomas McHale, an English teacher at Hunterdon Central Regional (NJ) High School, began ablog for his year-long interdisciplinary American studies class.

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Andy Carvin's Waste of Bandwidth: http://www.edwebproject.org/andy/blog/

The Blog and the Borg: a Collective Approach to E-Learning: http://www.it.bton.ac.uk/staff/jd29/papers/dronelearn2003short.doc

Blog of Proximal Development: http://www.teachandlearn.ca/blog/

Blogging Across the Curriculum: http://mywebspace.quinnipiac.edu/PHastings/bac.html

Bloglines: http://bloglines.com/
Bloglines is one type of RSS reader. It checks and lets you know when something new has been posted to a site you are following.

Brandon's Online Magazine - a collection of weblogs and podcasts written by middle school students in Virginia Beach, VA.: http://mrmayo.typepad.com/magazine/

D'Arcy Norman Dot Net: http://www.darcynorman.net/

Dekita.org: http://dekita.org/

Ed Tech Talk: http://www.edtechtalk.com/
" A webcast & site where we discuss, comment and generally mull-over all things related to educational technology."

Edublogs.org - free blogs for education professionals: http://edublogs.org/

Edublog Insights - Comments, Reflections and Occasional Brainstorms: http://anne.teachesme.com/

edugadget - plain-talking technology reviews for teachers: http://www.edugadget.com/index.php

elearning space blog: http://www.elearnspace.org/blog/

Gargoyles loose in the library: http://www.uni.uiuc.edu/library/blog/
This blog is an extension of the library-as-a-place. It shows a library that is staffed by real people who have opinions and who care about kids. It is used to make announcements but it is also a forum for expression. The tone of the blog reflects the personality of the school, University Laboratory High School, and places a high value on quirkiness and individuality.

How to Create Blogs: http://www.geocities.com/wentzao2004/writing/blogs/how_to/index.htm

Hunterdon Central Library: http://central.hcrhs.k12.nj.us/imc/
This library blog offers library news but also functins as the IMC's main site, with major links running down the left column.

Internet Time Blog: http://www.internettime.com/wordpress/

Journalism 1: http://central.hcrhs.k12.nj.us/mcjournalism/
Thomas McHale is an English teacher at Hunterdon Central Regional (NJ) High School. His journalism class is blog-based and entirely paperless. He links to his students' individual writing blogs as well as the blogs of several writers' groups.

Joyce Valenza's NeverEndign Search: http://joycevalenza.edublogs.org/

LISNews.com: http://www.lisnews.com/
"LISNews is a collaborative weblog aka blog? devoted to current events and news in the world of Library and Information Science."

Meriwether Lewis Elementary School: http://lewiselementary.org/
This blog is used to transit information to the school community.

Neville's Bloggers: http://itc.blogs.com/neville/

NOBLE - North of Boston Library Exchange: http://www.noblenet.org/

The Open Classroom: Using technology, transparency, and discussion to transform education: http://tmchale.blogspot.com/
Thomas McHale, an English teacher at Hunterdon Central Regional (NJ) High School invites parents and fellow teachers to join a thoughtful conversation which revolves around "weblogs, interdisciplinary teaching, writing, journalism, high school newspapers, and the culture of high school."

Peter Scott's Library Blog: http://xrefer.blogspot.com/

Polar Science: http://www.polarscience.ca/

Waypath - Blog Discovery Engine: http://www.waypath.com
Blogs On News lets you follow discussion of the latest news, as it takes place in weblogs. Using semantic matching technology, they find relevant blog posts for news articles, even if those posts don't link back to the news. The technology doesn't rely on keyword matching. The first release of Blogs On News uses the latest news articles from Yahoo! News. You can track blog posts for a specific article, or use Blogs On News to follow an entire news category.

Weblog Ed - Using Weblogs in Education: http://www.weblogg-ed.com/

When Blogging Goes Bad: A Cautionary Tale About Blogs, Email Lists, Discussion, and Interaction: http://english.ttu.edu/kairos/9.1/binder.html?praxis/krause/index.html

Whippany Park Library News: http://whippanylibrarynews.blogspot.com/
This blog incorporates images and media.

"Blogging Classroom Connects to Parents"
http://www.bridges4kids.org/articles/8-05/Anthes8-9-09.html#top -

http://technorati.com/ is a great link to blogs.

People are always asking if Wikipedia is accurate. here is a great link talking about it's accuracy. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5055388