Here are some resources which may be useful as you explore more. If you find other helpful sites, let us know so that we can add them to the list.

Professional Organizations
Most FL professional associations such as AATF, AATG, AATSP, ACTFL have Web sites with information on the organization, the annual meetings, on-line membership service, and some have very rich links to language teaching and language learning resources.

Electronic correspondants
Here are a number of sources to find keypals (e-mail pen pals) as well as conventional penpals on the Web.

Francopholistes
This very rich site from the Comité réseau des universités and maintained at the Université de Rennes I has an extensive list of links to French language listserv's (listes de diffusion) which can be accessed by name, theme, or domain.

Teaching with the Internet
The pages linked here have numerous ideas for using the Internet in language teaching and several have well-developed tutorials.

Home Page Workshop
If you would like to create a home page for yourself or your class Jay Treat in the Prep Center (Williams 440) will be happy to give you some guidance. Or consult his on-line instructions:

Babelfish
AltaVista's translation site

tech.k12 columns
Archives of Joyce Kasman Valenza's columns on technology and K-12 from the Philadelphia Inquirer.

FBI Safety Tips for Kids on the Internet
K-12 Teachers with concerns about safety issues on the Internet can check this site.

Bibliography

Kathryn K. McMahon
kmcmahon@ccat.sas.upenn.edu