This section of the Electronic Classroom describes projects and programs, many of them Internet based, that illustrate effective ways to integrate technology into the curriculum. Current postings include

• Susan Silverman's Magical Second Grade Classroom
  A teacher incorporates technology into her classroom in creative, meaningful, and motivating ways that match learning goals outlined in her state's standards (posted September 1999)
  
  
• Looney Lobsters Love Regional Literature
  Plush lobster toys travel the United States, and their owners in a Boston classroom learn about literature and the Internet along the way (posted April 1999)
  
  
• Mentor Center
  A collaborative learning environment on the Internet that promotes global mentoring relationships (posted April 1998)
  
  
• The CyberSchool Project
  Secondary students around the world receive high school English credit on the World Wide Web (posted May 1997)
  
  
• The Multimedia Stories Project
  New CD-ROMs from the Texas School for the Deaf teach American Sign Language and English to students with hearing impairments (posted May 1997)
  
  
• Project CONNECT
  Networked notetaking provides wireless support to students who have difficulty taking notes in class (posted May 1997)