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  • Hotlink for 2 to 9 January, 2000
    Research-It Reference Desk
    Research-It is one of the most powerful Resource, Research, and Reference sites. Besides information of their own, they also act as a portal to other research and reference sites. Among things you can do here: look up English words, look words up in a rhyming dictionary, a law dictionary, a quotation dictionary, a biographical dictionary, a computer dictionary, an anagram dictionary, an acronym dictionary, and a rhyming dictionary; translate words to or from English, French, Danish, Spanish, Swedish, German, Italian, Turkish, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Czech, Slovenian, Romanian, Latvian, Serbian, Croatian, Polish, Greek, Chinese, Japanese, Latin and more; look up census data and maps of an US city, or create on-the-fly maps of US or World cities; convert global currencies; find ticker symbols and stock quotes; track packages; and much, much more.
  • Hotlink for 9 to 16 January, 2000
    PBS Teacher Source -- Geography
    One small section of the vast PBS site, the area called Teacher Source provides resources for teachers; this is the Middle School Geography Section of that area -- but you can easily navigate to other areas of Teacher Source, or the rest of the PBS site, using navigation tools that appear on every page. Most of the links are to documents and pages elsewhere on the PBS site, but there is a great wealth of material here, and it is definitely worth a visit.
  • Hotlink for 16 to 23 January, 2000
    Bibliotheque Nationale de France / French National Library
    An incredibly rich and multi-layered site, with resources related to World and French history, geography, culture, literature, and much more. Most of the site is in French, but is still easily navigable for non-Francophones. Click here or on the Union Jack to see the English version (under development). The section on Charles V (1338-1380) has illuminated pages from the Catalan Atlas and other manuscripts of the time. Bookmark this site!
  • Hotlink for 23 to 30 January, 2000
    Jennifer's Language Page
    A bit Anglo-centric but very thorough and interesting site, devoted to cross-translations of several words and phrases in different languages. Includes "Hello" in over 500 languages, "Good Morning" in over 165 languages, and many others, including "Good Afternoon", "Good Evening", "How Are You", "Please", "Thank You", and "I Don't Understand". One very helpful feature is "Links To Other Sites", which links to hundreds of language sites based on geographic regions.
  • Hotlink for 30 January to 6 February, 2000
    The Virtual Geography Department
    From Their "QuickGuide" Page: The Virtual Geography Department is "...a project to interlink the curricula of geography departments both nationally and internationally using the Internet and World Wide Web." A lot of useful resources, advice on getting started, lots of activities, and links to participating geography departments.
  • Hotlink for 6 to 13 February, 2000
    Geography Jump Page
    Pledger Consulting is an Australian company with an interest in helping people learn to use the Web effectively. They have some products, which you can see on their home page, but they also have several pages they refer to as "jump pages", with a selection of interesting links to resources. Besides Geography, there are jump pages for Asia Education, Ancient Societies, Human Rights, Environmental Issues, and World Religions.
  • Hotlink for 13 to 20 February, 2000
    Views Of The Solar System
    Views Of The Solar System presents NASA and other imagery, in a thoughtful and easy-to-navigate structure, with a lot of background information about each Solar System body, about discoveries and resources, plus "educators' guides", animations, statistics, and lots more. There is also a helpful section with brief biographies of important discoverers and scientists, with links. Available with text in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and German.
  • Hotlink for 20 to 27 February, 2000
    Starr Elementary School
    This K-5 School in Starr, SC, has assembled a really wonderful website. I've mentioned it once before, a couple of years ago, but the site continues to get more extensive, more thoughtful, and easier to navigate. In particular, examine the Geography Page, which sorts links by their connections to the Standards, and includes a selection of links to an amazing number of lesson plans.
  • Hotlink for 27 February to 5 March, 2000
    Lightning Explorer
    A proprietary site that has one free page, this one. The page shows US lightning strikes of the past 2 hours, in a color scheme that makes it very easy to interpret, and to follow storms as they move from west to east across the country. You can personalize some aspects of the map you see, but for real personalization, you need to subscribe to one of the higher levels of data, lightning observer or lightning advisor.
  • Hotlink for 5 to 12 March, 2000
    Virtual Field Trips
    Nature field trips through the resources of the Web. Each field trip covers a single topic such as salt marshes or volcanoes. Sites are arranged in some order that builds a story and at each stop, an explanation is given as well as the URL being visited. Every field trip has a set of prepared documents that you can print out. Also included are short teacher's guides and selected other Web sites that provide background or curriculum guidance.
  • Hotlink for 12 to 19 March, 2000
    William Gedney's Photographs
    Photographic Journeys From the hippies in Haight-Ashbury to the sacred rituals of Hindu worshippers, the diverse subjects of William Gedney's photographic lens live on digitally, thanks to this project of Duke University's Digital Scriptorium.
  • Hotlink for 19 to 26 March, 2000
    Remote Sensing Lab at JHU
    Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab maintains this site, and it has some wonderful geographic information available. Among the most applicable for school purposes: Hurricane Track Maps and Satellite Images, which go back several years and are available in different formats, and the Color Landform Atlas of the US, which gives you color landform maps of each of the states, plus a large number of US links and links for each state.
  • Hotlink for 26 March to 2 April, 2000
    Texas Education Network
    An interesting collection of resources and links for educators; look carefully through Classroom Resources and Curricula, especially The Hall of Geography.
  • Hotlink for 2 to 9 April, 2000
    The Maps Of India Site
    There are thousands of sites with information about India; this is a good place to start. Yes, they have maps of India -- Political Maps, Infrastructure, Tourism, Transport, plus State and Union Territory maps. But they also have "utilities" -- highway searches, distance charts, and all sorts of links to State information.
  • Hotlink for 9 to 16 April, 2000
    "Liens Utiles Pour Tous" -- Useful Places For Everyone
    A Belgian site, in French, run by Francois Pecheux. This is a marvelous collection of links, exceptionally well structured for easy navigation. The top categories range from friend-to-friend sites, to nature, to satellite views, to news, to a section called "sites incontournables", which in English is something like "unavoidable sites" and includes all the major sites on the Web. Geography is well represented in the "Statistiques" section; give yourself time for a long, leisurely look around.
  • Hotlink for 16 to 23 April, 2000
    Geography Of The Middle East
    A site located at a School of Education in Israel, this page has a wide selection of present and historical maps and other geographical information. Besides maps, other topics include: General Information, Links to Newspapers and Magazines, Economy, Development, Regional Geography, Middle East From Space, Geology, Political Geography, and Water Issues. Also, check their top Geography Page for lots of other regions and topics.
  • Hotlink for 23 to 30 April, 2000
    NASA's Shuttle Homepage
    The main homepage for NASA's Spaceflight efforts; you can read about past, present, and future missions, including the space station and other efforts. Select STS-99 Photos to see selected Earth Images from STS-99's mission in February of 2000.
  • Hotlink for 30 April to 6 May, 2000
    Global Incident Analysis Center
    Not "geography" exactly, but a site with some geographic basis and extensions; this site has become better known since the DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks on various major websites a few weeks ago. The mission of GIAC is to provide up-to-date reports of malicious activity on the net submitted by the international community of system administrators and intrusion detection analysts. They log detects of intrusions, odd log file entries, encryption failures, or other security related information. Be sure to note the weekly digest of patches and summaries of traces, the monthly digest of new security holes, patches, and other administrative imperatives, and the weekly digest of the 25 top news stories.
  • Hotlink for 7 to 14 May, 2000
    The Golden Age of the Celestial Atlas
    During the winter of 1995-6, the Linda Hall Library in Kansas City, Missouri, put on a remarkable exhibition of the history of celestial cartography. This is the electronic catalog of that exhibit; you can follow the catalog page by page, or navigate through index pages and the table of contents directly to topics of interest. The remarkable imagery from the ancient catalogs is reproduced here brilliantly.
  • Hotlink for 14 to 21 May, 2000
    The Canadian National Atlas Schoolnet Page
    Through the office of Natural Resources Canada, this page takes advantage of the data of the Canadian National Atlas to provide "interactive learning about Canada and its geography". Options include a powerful "make a map" page, information on goegraphical names, facts about Canada and Canadian issues, an interactive quiz, and resources for teachers.
  • Hotlink for 21 to 28 May, 2000
    Governments On The WWW
    Gunnar Anzinger, at GKSoftware in Munich maintains this page; it is a remarkable resource. One of the most comprehensive collections available of links to Government information on the web -- parliaments, ministries, courts, embassies, etc for over 220 countries and territories. Best of all, he corrrects and updates the page regularly.
  • Hotlink for 28 May to 4 June, 2000
    A Web Of On-line Dictionaries
    Links to internet resources and dictionaries for over three hundred languages, from Amharic to Xhosa, plus links to multi-lingual dictionaries, a Thesaurus link page, language identifiers, grammars, and even a section of "linguistic fun". A lot of work went into compiling these links; a very useful resource.
  • Hotlink for 4 to 11 June, 2000
    Perseus Project Atlas
    The Perseus Project at Tufts is a huge effort to bring together Web resources on the Archaic World, from Sicily to Mesopotamia, with a heavy emphasis on Greece. Their atlas is a powerful interactive tool; on a map of Europe, Asia, and Africa, you can overlay modern political features and names, and plot locations of hundreds of ancient places. You can zoom in or out for more detail, and as you zoom in, additional topographic features become available. Be sure to use the tabs at the top of the page to have a good look at the whole Perseus site.
  • Hotlink for 11 to 18 June, 2000
    Fourmilab Earth Viewer
    A playful, fascinating, and altogether remarkable site maintained by John Walker, founder of Autodesk, Inc, and co-author of AutoCAD. The link here is for the Earth Viewer, in which you can generate exactly the Earth image you wish, from wherever you wish. For example, what does the Earth look like right now, from the Moon! Once you have constructed the image, you can pan around inside it. Be sure to use the backlink to see all the other viewers, topics, and links.
  • Hotlink for 18 to 25 June, 2000
    Between Friends / Entre Amis
    To celebrate the two hundredth anniversary of the founding of the United States of America in 1976, the National Film Board of Canada commissioned a special photographic study. A team of thirty-two photographers was asked to document the people and the land of the United States-Canada border. The book was published in a spectacular limited edition, and is a very popular book in Rare Book sites and auction houses because of the hundreds of gorgeous photos of the border. The "Humanities Interactive" project of the Texas Humanities Resource Center has scanned the photos, and presents them here with two navigational structures, either following the outline, or selecting photos from a thumbnail "gallery".
  • Hotlink for 25 June to 2 July, 2000
    African Voices
    From the National Museum of Natural History, at the Smithsonian Institute. This site explores Africa -- the land and people. The "History" section provides an interactive timeline, beginning with the rise of humans in the Rift Valley, ending with "today"; the "Themes" section looks at Wealth, Markets, Work, Life, Global Africa, and the Kongo People; "Focus Gallery" at the moment reviews the work of Yoruba sculptor Lamidi Olonade Fakeye; and the "Learning Center" offers a bibliography and a rich collection of hyperlinks. For best viewing, you'll need Flash or Quicktime.
  • Hotlink for 2 to 9 July, 2000
    The Cave Of Lascaux
    From the Ministry of Culture in France, this site lets you take a virtual tour of the Palaeolithic wall paintings in the caves of Lascaux. You can take a vitual tour to explore the caves, learn more about the images in the paintings, and discover the materials used by the artists 15,000 years ago. This website is available in English, French, Spanish, and German. You can follow this backlink to see the other archaeology sites the Ministry of Culture has websites about.
  • Hotlink for 9 to 16 July, 2000
    The ABC of the European Union
    The European Union sponsors this site, which is available in the languages of all 15 present members. It explains all the basics -- the history of the EU, the key issues, the institutions, the treaties, and the objectives of the Union. There are also hyperlinks to European Governments on line, and to "Other Sources of Information". You can also click back to the EU Main Server for all sorts of other information.
  • Hotlink for 16 to 23 July, 2000
    Greenland Guide
    The official guide to Greenland. More than 1400 pages about Greenland, with many special features, such as Greenland This Month, Outdoor Life, News, How To Get To Greenland, Animal Life, Culture and History, and more. The section called Towns & Regions has regional maps, and detailed hiking and tourism maps.
  • Hotlink for 23 to 30 July, 2000
    FLTeach Resource Pages
    The FLTeach site has been around for 6 years or more; the folks who manage the site, which is located at the State Univ. of NY at Cortland, have put together a marvelous site on methods in language teaching, covering pre-service training, classroom activities, curriculum, and more. This resource page lists resources, and also leads you to other collections of resources. A valuable site for anyone with an interest in languages and language instruction.
  • Hotlink for 30 July to 6 August, 2000
    US State Department Travel Warnings
    This has been posted as a hotlink before, but it's a useful site to keep in mind. The US State Department is charged, among other things, with keeping US citizens informed about world conditions. This page provides three of the methods they use -- travel warnings, public announcements, and the standard consular information sheets. Whether you're traveling to Djibouti or elsewhere, or just want to learn about your destination, this page has useful information. For all possible background and regional information, it's also a good idea to check the US State Department Regions Page. For another point of view, you may also want to check The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office Travel Page.
  • Hotlink for 6 to 13 August, 2000
    FAA Air Traffic Control System Command Center
    Want to know if your flight from Newark to Kansas City will be delayed because of storms or other problems, and you can't get through to your airline? Try this page. This is the FAA's Real-time Airport Status page; click on an airport, and see destination-specific delays ("flights to BWI are delayed because of ground problems at destination"), or see general departure or arrival delays ("departing raffic is experiencing Gate Hold and Taxi delays of less than XX minutes in length"). This site is worth exploring, as it has a remarkable collection of information; for example, at Operation Information Page you can read about reasons for delays, expected deicing and other status problems, plus all the current notices regarding airport runway closures, gps anomalies, and more.
  • Hotlink for 13 to 20 August, 2000
    Hubble Space Telescope photos
    This is where the Space Telescope Science Institute posts noteworthy Hubble photos. The 1994 photos of comet Shoemaker-Levy smashing into Jupiter are here, as are pictures of weirdly deformed galaxies resulting from collisions, and the hearts of colorful nebulae. Check out the Index Page for other photos, plus movies and animations, interactive activitites for K-12, and more.
  • Hotlink for 20 to 27 August, 2000
    The Asia Society
    A national non-profit, non-partisan organization, The Asia Society has as its mission the building of US awareness of the more than 30 countries broadly defined as the Asia-Pacific Region, from East Asia to Iran, plus Australasia and the Pacific Islands. Their web presence is three-fold: this site, plus http://www.asiasource.org which features news, country profiles, and special reports, and http://www.askasia.org.
  • Hotlink for 27 August to 3 September, 2000
    Cartographic Images
    Henry Davis Consulting in California sponsors this site, which is a collection of maps, and links to maps, that span the history of cartography. There are many remarkable images here, including Mesopotamian City plans, Homeric views of the Earth, Medieval and Renaissance Maps, and more. One image that most people find to be a real eye-opener is the Time Chart of Ancient Cartography from Raisz's famous text, General Cartography.
  • Hotlinks for 3 to 10 September, 2000
    1. Avis Route Planner
    2. DeLorme Maps and Routes
    3. Freetrip Route Planner
    4. MapQuest Maps and Routes
    5. MapBlast Maps and Routes
    6. MapsOnUs Maps and Routes
    7. Marriott Route Planner
    8. Euroshell Europe Route Planner
    9. Michelin Travel Europe
    All of these sites will give you maps on demand, in particular Route Maps between two points. Each one has its particular anomalies, and some work better than others. The two at the bottom of the list are for European routes, the others for US or North American routes. For me, the most surprising aspect is that when I requested a route map from Belmont, MA to Seaside Park, NJ, each of the domestic map servers gave me different routes and maps -- some slightly different from others, some vastly different, with distances ranging from 280 to 320 miles.
  • Hotlink for 10 to 17 September, 2000
    KidsClick!
    A site at UC Berkeley, KidsClick is a search engine for kids by librarians. You can browse by subject, either using their categories or searching by first letter, or you can input search terms. It's not filtered, but it is relatively safe because it points users towards appropriate and safe sites for children. A related page that is particularly interesting is at Worlds Of Searching, a page created by the Ramapo Catskill Library which explains how to use KidsClick! most effectively.
  • Hotlink for 17 to 24 September, 2000
    The Geography Hub
    This new site, designed by students and located at the University of Victoria in British Columbia, was intended first to be an index of geographers and their work world-wide. The list is long, and growing. Also useful is the links page, which is a catalog of cross-linked sites. There is also a java-based chat room, for live chats with other users. The site has a few hiccups, but it is growing and will improve.
  • Hotlink for 24 September to 1 October, 2000
    British Museum Ancient Egypt Page
    The British Museum has created a website dealing with many areas of study of Ancient Egypt. Explore Egyptian Life, Geography, Gods & Goddesses, Mummification, the Pharaohs, the Pyramids, Temples, Trades, Writing, and Time. Shockwave activities are included for each area of study. Check out the Staff area for a complete glossary and descriptions of resources.
  • Hotlink for 1 to 8 October, 2000
    Canada's Aquatic Environments
    From the University of Guelph, this site offers viewers a look at the locations, the habitats, the animals and plants, and the human interactions affecting Canada's vast and complex aquatic environments. Click on habitats, for example, and you can learn about Canada's Lakes, Oceans, Rivers, and Wetlands. The site has many map resources; for example, The Lakes of Canada gives you a country map and list of Canada's largest and most interesting lakes, with links to detailed maps and information about each.
  • Hotlink for 8 to 15 October, 2000
    Space Shuttle Earth Observation Photography
    Thousands of images of the Earth, shot from space by Astronauts. You can search for images by clickable map or by categories such as cities, landscapes, Earth-Human interactions, distinctive features, weather, water, regions. All may be freely down-loaded in lo- and high-resolution formats. SSEOP photography is shot by Space Shuttle Astronauts using hand-held digital cameras. Part of each crew's pre-flight training includes "Geography from Space."
  • Hotlink for 15 to 22 October, 2000
    Redefining Europe
    BBC News Online is responsible for this small section of the vast BBC web site. This particular section allows the visitor to view the present and proposed membership of the EU, click on interactive maps to learn facts and positions of each of the members and applicants, and learn about the debate over the Euro, the EU's single currency. If you work your way up the backlink, you'll get to BBC News World Page, from which you can follow links to each of the regions of the world, and to a variety of features.
  • Hotlink for 22 to 29 October, 2000
    Fablevision
    Fablevision Studios is a company in Watertown, MA, committed to creating "stories that matter, stories that move" in a variety of media, for children and adults. A lot of the site is devoted to their business, but the section called FableVision Place allows visitors to read fables, listen to fables being told, read Peter Reynolds's "The North Star" in two different versions, and generally explore and have fun safely. A rich, rewarding, worthwhile site.
  • Hotlink for 29 October to 5 November, 2000
    HUD E-Maps
    A service of the US Government's Office of Housing and Urban Development, E-Maps provide information about HUD projects as well as broad information about cities and neighborhoods. First, choose a category -- from pollution super-sites, to General Purpose Maps, to census information on populations, ethnicity, income, and housing; you can also choose specific HUD project maps. Then, choose a specific map from within the category. Finally, enter a location, which can be a specific street address, a zip code, or a city and state, and click on "Make Map".
  • Hotlink for 5 to 12 November, 2000
    Casa de Joanna
    A page designed as a portal for teachers and students of French and Spanish. There are links to French and Spanish sites, including thematically organized authentic links, there are links to French and Spanish search engines, and there are activities, art links, and access to professional organizations and journals.
  • Hotlink for 12 to 19 November, 2000
    Four sites about metric conversion in the US and the UK. The first is simply a full exploration of British Weights and Measures; the second a British association in opposition to conversion; the third site is a US government site encouraging conversion; the final site a wide and deep exploration of the case against metric measurement.
  • Hotlink for 19 to 26 November, 2000
    NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory
    "SOHO: The Solar & Heliospheric Observatory" provides an uninterrupted view of the sun. It is designed to study some of the most perplexing riddles about the sun, such as its extensive outer atmosphere, the origin of the solar wind, & the stream of highly ionized gas that blows continuously outward throughout our solar system. The site offers lesson plans, never-before-seen pictures of the sun, a question & answer service with Dr. SOHO, & collection of space science information.
  • Hotlink for 26 November to 3 December, 2000
    The American Revolution & it's Era in Maps and Charts
    From the Library of Congress, "The American Revolution & Its Era: Maps & Charts of North America & the West Indies, 1750-1789" features more than 2,000 items, many with distinct coloration & annotations. Compare multiple editions, states, & impressions of several of the most important maps of the period, follow the development of a particular map from the manuscript sketch to the finished printed version & its foreign derivatives, & examine the cartographic styles & techniques of surveyors & mapmakers from 7 nations: Great Britain, France, Germany, Spain, Holland, Italy, & the U.S.
  • Hotlink for 3 to 10 December, 2000
    The Arctic Theme Page
    The Arctic Region is defined in a variety of ways; "everything North of the Arctic Circle" doesn't include many northern lands and areas considered Arctic. Another useful definition: "that area where the average temperature for the warmest month is below 10 degrees Celsius". Whatever your definition, this site, sponsored by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, will provide lots of useful and interesting information -- reference maps, climate data, photographs, arctic animals, and an education section with information on tracking the North Magnetic Pole, understanding global change, and much more.
  • Hotlink for 10 to 17 December, 2000
    World Paper Money Homepage
    A vast collection of images of banknotes -- over 3,500 notes, from all over the world. As the webmaster, Ron Wise, says: "I believe I have succeeded in providing at least one banknote example for all current banknote producing countries (and a few that aren't around anymore)." Includes a license for personal or educational use of the images.
  • Hotlink for 17 to 24 December, 2000
    Color The World
    The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University has several interesting sections in its online "Exhibit Hall"; this particular exhibit asks you to color a world topographical map. The topography is shown with 1,000 meter elevations, but can be easily changed to any desired range, and participants can select from a palette of 100 colors for each layer. There is a lot to learn here about topographic data and how it can be effectively shown. Be sure also to look at The Exhibit Hall for a complete list of all the exhibits available for exploration.
  • Hotlink for 24 to 31 December, 2000
    Language Center at CCSF
    Language teachers and learners will appreciate the resources gathered on this page, the site of the The Language Center of the City College of San Francisco. The section called "WWW Language Links" features resources for many languages, including French, Greek, Chinese, Russian, Tagalog, Japanese, German, Italian, ASL and Spanish, and a page called "Multi-Language Links". Check out the French On-line Grammar Quiz and other Web Exercises.
  • Hotlink for 31 December, 2000 to 06 January, 2001
    North American Drought: A Paleo Perspective
    A project of the NOAA Paleoclimatology Program, this site looks at droughts and the effects of droughts over time -- short term, and very long term. "This Web site was designed to explain how paleoclimatic data can provide information about past droughts and about the natural variability of drought over timescales of decades to millennia. We note that droughts are a world wide phenomenon and affect the global community. However, the focus of these Web pages is North America." Note especially the incredible moving-map displays of the Dust Bowl drought of the 1930's, and the more localized drought of the 1980's, found on the Drought History Page.

 

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