Palomar College (San Marcos, California) has developed sixteen informative online tutorials for the study of anthropology at the university level. The tutorials offer an introduction and an overview of key concepts, theories, and methodologies in physical (biological) anthropology (including 'Early Theories of Evolution', 'Classification of Living Things', 'Synthetic Theory of Evolution') and cultural (social) anthropology (including 'Language and Culture', 'The Nature of Kinship', 'Culture Change'). Each tutorial provides a table of contents, an interactive quiz, a glossary of terms, and related Internet information resources. Some of the tutorials also include data tables, illustrations, maps, and chronologies.

A resource for teachers of Religious Education and Values Education. Five schools from Spain, Liechtenstein, The Netherlands, Germany (former GDR), and the UK are contributing to a web-site based upon the key stage 3 Agreed Syllabus for Somerset. The project is the cooperation between Exeter University, The Farmington Institute for Christian Studies, The Central Bureau for Educational Exchange, Socrates/Comenius Action 1 & Somerset County Council. There are 9 Modules: 1.Experience & Belief 2.Human Beings & The Environment 3.Where's The Answer? 4.Belonging, Belief And Identity 5.Life's Journeys 6.Keeping The Rules 7.Expressions Of Belief 8.What Do People Believe? 9.What's To be Done? Each module will have lesson plans for major subjects of the curriculum. Currently most of the material submitted is in the first two modules.

The Citizenship Foundation describes itself as "an independent charity working to promote more effective citizenship through education about the law, democracy and society." It was founded in 1989. The website offers: some teaching support materials (mostly own publications); a substantial number of categorised summaries of case study materials; details of its own training programmes; and a section called 'active learning'. This latter section is about legal oriented presentations/debates available to schools in certain parts of the country.

Initial guidance for schools on the citizenship curriculum orders from the Qualification and Curriculum Authority (QCA). Has links to statutory orders for KS3+4 and non-statutory guidance for KS1+2, schemes of work, assessment guidance togther with news and updates.

The Cornerstone Values Curriculum is produced by The objective of New Zealand Foundation For Values Education is to fund the preparation , publication and promotion of a "cornerstone values" curriculum and supporting teaching resources. Further details are available from the author.

The Curriculum Resources on this www site aim to utilise the internet to highlight issues of meaning, for example by means of cross cultural examination of history topics like the holocaust or of moral topics like cheating. The service describes the task thus "Despite their diverse subjects and specialties, humanities teachers share a common purpose: to help students explore the ways men and women make and find meaning in human life."

This gateway sponsored by American Fidelity Educational Services, claims to have a database of 110,000+ sites relevant to education. The resource can be browsed in 20 categories including: Arts & Humanities; History; Math; Physical Education; Science; Social Sciences; Administration Resources; Adult & Continuing Ed; Distance Education; Education Organizations (by world region); K12 Schools; Parent Resources; Regional Resources (by world region); Research Resources; Special Education; Student Resources; Teacher Resources; Universities (by world region); University Departments (by discipline); Vocational Resources.

The Institute for Global Ethics is a nonprofit research and educational organisation based in Maine, USA and established to increase public awareness and to promote the discussion of ethics in a global context. This www site summarises the institute's programs in the education, corporate and public sectors. There are samples from 'Building Decision Skills' a curriculum for character education in secondary schools.

The www site of the Curriculum Corporation of Australia. The Corporation offers a number of lesson plans for all school phases in subjects such as science, technology, society and environment, mathematics and integrated curriculum. Also on this site is an explanation of the Australian 'Discovering Democracy' civic education programme.

The www site of New Horizons for Learning, "an independent, international, nonprofit network of people supporting an expanded vision of learning that identifies and fosters fullest development of human capacities". Within this extensive resource are sections dealing with subjects such as multicultural education, multiple intelligence, education restructuring and reform. There is an extensive list of articles and papers from the newsletter.