Video Streaming from KLVX PBS is a free resource that gives students and teachers access to more than 4,000 full-length and 40,000 clips of core-curriculum, standards-based video programs instantly over the school districts Wide Area Network (WAN).

A simple keyword or concept search of the database can locate grade - and subject-specific content in science, social studies, language arts, math, and health, available for viewing right on the desktop.  A search by Nevada State Standards is also possible.  Each video is indexed, which gives the option of viewing the entire program or watching a shorter clip.

Preparing today's children for tomorrow's technology, this computer program is designed specifically for elementary students.

A great place for students to learn basic computer skills. Vocabulary and concepts are presented in a way that kids can understand.

Sixteen typing lessons (plus a review) are designed to help kids improve their keyboarding skills.

Typing Tutor provides students an opportunity to practice their keyboarding skills.

Education World has joined forces with FactMonster.com to present this weekly printable Hunt the Fact Monster activity. Challenge students to use the Fact Monster search engine to find the answers to each week's questions. Students build research skills and cultural literacy as they learn about a wide variety of topics. Hunt the Fact Monster is suited for use in your classroom or in the computer lab.

There are many ways for adults to use the internet, but what about kids? Read this list of twelve ways you can use the internet in your classroom. Besides providing ideas, the authors include links to sites to get you started.

Internet4Classrooms has compiled an extensive list of ways teachers can integrate technology in the classroom.

Working closely with worldwide education communities, Microsoft has developed technology, tools, programs, and solutions to help address education challenges while improving teaching and learning opportunities.