COMMERCIAL Software / Courseware	ABE/Basic Literacy	GED	ESL/ESOL	Workplace Basic Skills
Reading/Language Arts	PLATO*	PLATO*	ELLIS*	WES
	Language Tune-Up Kit	MHC GED Interactive*
	Reading with Phonics	GED Online		Basic Life Skills at Work
	My Reading Coach
	Lexia Reading SOS
	Reading Horizons (HEC)
	Academy of Reading
Writing	PLATO*	PLATO*	ELLIS*	WES
		MHC GED Interactive*
		GED Online
	Inspiration	Inspiration	Inspiration
	Writer’s Blocks	Writer’s Blocks
Math	PLATO*	PLATO*		WES
		GED Interactive*		Basic Life Skills at Work
		GED Online
Science	PLATO*	PLATO*
		MHC GED Interactive*
		GED Online
	BrainPop	BrainPop
	Froguts	Froguts
Social Studies	PLATO*	PLATO*
		MHC GED Interactive*
		GED Online
Listening (ESL)			Rosetta Stone
			ELLIS*
Speaking (ESL)			Rosetta Stone
			ELLIS*

* Indicates large, integrated learning systems

Free, Web-based Instructional Software

FREE Web Based	ABE	GED	ESL	Workplace Basic Skills
Reading/Language Arts	CA Distance Learning (CDLP)	GED Practice	English For All/USA Learns*	The Office
	City Family	GED practice tests
	CNN Learning Resources	GED 2002 Lesson Bank
	The Key New Readers Newspaper
	The Learning Edge
Writing		GED Practice	English For All	The Office
	Funbrain Spelling	5 Paragraph Essay Wizard	Funbrain Spelling
	Spelling, a Key to Good Communication	GED Practice tests	Spelling, a Key to Good Commun- ication	Workforce Education LAB,
		GED 2002 Lesson Bank	Word Plus for ESOL

	Harnessing Technology Grammar page	Harnessing Technology Grammar page
	LEO	LEO
	Wisconsin Online	Wisconsin Online
	Writing Argumentative Essays	Writing Argumentative Essays
Math	A+ Math	GED Practice		The Office
	Funbrain math	GED Practice tests
	Soccer Shootout
	Schoolwork UGH!	GED 2002 Lesson Bank
	Powers of Ten
	GED Math Formulas	GED Math Formulas
	Mrs. Glosser’s Math Goodies	Guide to Problem Solving
	Learning about Charts and Graphs	Learning about Charts and Graphs
	Visual Fractions
	Math Forum at Drexel	Math Forum at Drexel
	Wisconsin Online	Wisconsin Online
Social Studies		GED Practice
		GED Practice tests
		GED 2002 Lesson Bank
		Beyond the GED
	How Stuff Works	How Stuff Works
	American Social History	American Social History
		Country Reports
	Fabric of History	Fabric of History
	Immigration	Immigration	Immigration
	Justice Learning	Justice Learning
	Making Sense of Maps	Making Sense of Maps
	Odin’s Castle	Odin’s Castle
	Picturing Modern America	Picturing Modern America
		The History Buff
		The History Net
	Xpeditions	Xpeditions
Science		GED Practice
		GED Practice tests
		GED 2002 Lesson Bank
		Online Units for GED Science
	Science is Fun	Science is Fun
		A Science Odyssey
	How Stuff Works	How Stuff Works
	Rainforest Curriculum	Rainforest Curriculum
	Shape of Life	Shape of Life
	The Bee Hive	The Bee Hive
Mouse Skills	Practice Your Mouse Skills	Practice Your Mouse Skills	Practice Your Mouse Skills	Practice Your Mouse Skills
	Mouse Skills	Mouse Skills	Mouse Skills	Mouse Skills

* Indicates large, integrated learning systems

Free Products (on line)

A Science Odyssey

A history of science and biographies of scientists. the people and discoveries. The databank is well-organized and searchable.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aso/

American Social History Project

Includes an online component:

History Matters

http://historymatters.gmu.edu/

"A gateway to Web resources and offers useful materials for teaching U.S. history"

http://www.ashp.cuny.edu/index.html

A+ Math

An interactive Math Website for students. It includes games, flashcards, puzzles and worksheets.

http://www.aplusmath.com/

Beyond the GED: Making Conscious Choices About the GED and Your Future (PDF document)

"This guide is meant for GED instructors to use in GED classrooms. In addition to providing learners with the opportunity to practice using graphs, reading charts, and writing, learners will analyze research findings on the economic impact of the GED. It serves the dual role of providing a lesson plan on the topic while serving as professional development for the instructor."

http://gseweb.harvard.edu/~ncsall/teach.html

California Distance Learning Project (CDLP) Adult Learning Activities

Although designed for use in California this Web site offers excellent resources for high-beginner, low-intermediate adult new readers and students learning English.

Topics include:

Working

Law and Government

Family

School

Health and Safety

Housing

Money

Science and Technology

Services

Going Places

Nature

Each topic has stories with a basic version and a full version (which can be read out loud) and learning activities designed around the stories. Some stories are accompanied by videos. Macromedia Flash Player and RealPlayer (free download links to these are provided) must be installed to fully use the site. The site is Windows and Macintosh compatible.

http://www.cdlponline.org/

CNN Learning Resources

Recent CNN articles on current events and an extensive archive of articles on compelling contemporary topics (such as abortion, gun control, euthanasia) in a full version and an edited, easier-to-read version.

http://literacynet.org/cnnsf/

Contemporary Online Learning Center

Contemporary, a publisher of adult education books, has a free set of Web pages which may be used independently or with Contemporary text books.

They have online GED instruction, chapter outlines, chapter reviews, GED questions, and GED Practice Tests. Students can study independently at home, work or in the classroom using the Student and Instructor Centers. No password or e-mail address is needed.

http://www.gedwriting.com

http://www.gedsocialstudies.com

http://www.gedscience.com

http://www.gedreading.com

http://www.gedmath.com

Country Reports

One-stop basic research on nearly every country in the world is made easy through this site which is based on information from: The CIA World Factbook: Web 2001 Edition (public domain), Library of Congress- Country Studies, 1999, USA , the United States Constitution, and the National Archives & Records Administration

http://www.countryreports.org/

English For All

A free Web-based multimedia system for adults learning ESL/ESOL. It incorporates California standards for High-Beginning ESL and the Skill Modules of the Latino Adult Education Skills Project (LAES). EFA materials include: an interactive Web site that is the core of the program, 5 stand-alone video tapes, each containing four 15-minute programs, 5 CD-ROMs designed to work with the EFA Web site, and printable materials for students and teacher that are available as PDF or in Rich Text Format (compatible with most Word Processors) Note: a free, improved version is available as of September, 2008. It is called USA Learns (see below)

http://www.myefa.org/login.cfm?fuseaction=learnmore2

Fabric of History Curriculum

This American history curriculum, designed for young adults who don't particularly care about history, introduces American history through the theme of clothes.

http://sabes.org/boston/pubs/fabricofhistory/fabricstart.htm

Funbrain Math Games

Basic number skills practice in online game format

http://www.funbrain.com/numbers.html

Funbrain Spelling

"gives students 24 screens with 4 words each, and asks them to identify the word that is misspelled. It provides feedback immediately, telling the student if the answer is correct or not. If the student was wrong, it enables him/her to try again. There are two levels -- easy and hard -- which makes it good for students of different ages at different levels of ESL."

http://www.funbrain.com/spell/index.html

GED Math Formulas

http://www.citelearning.com/GED/math.html

GED practice

A free service provided by Steck-Vaughn to familiarize teachers and students with the types of items on the actual GED test

http://www.gedpractice.com

GED Prep at Free-Ed.Net

http://www.free-ed.net/free-ed/

Free, online real-time or asynchronous GED preparation lessons and sample exam questions. A complete 74-unit GED Prep curriculum. Choose GED Prep, under "Most Popular Destinations" from menu on left.

GED Prep at LiteracyLink

Free, on-line GED preparation curriculum designed to accompany the KET (Kentucky Educational TV) 2002 GED Preparation broadcast (39 half-hour lessons broadcast on PBS TV stations in many states.) From this page, click on Begin, then register (it's free.) Once registered, go to your home space and choose Workplace Essential Skills and GED Connection. Then, under GED Connection choose one of the five GED test areas: Language Arts/Writing; Language Arts/Reading; Social Studies; Science; or Math. Then choose Learning Modules, Internet Activities or Practice tests. This curriculum is richer and deeper if used in concert with the TV Broadcasts (or videotapes of these.) States can purchase a license that allows teachers to copy these. In any case students can view (and/or copy) them for personal use at home. The Teacher section has staff development resources for teachers.

http://www.pbs.org/literacy/index.html

GED 2002 Teachers' Lesson Bank

Over 200 GED lesson plans in the five test areas, in PDF format

http://www.floridatechnet.org/GED/LessonPlans/Lessons.htm

Harnessing Technology Grammar Web page

Includes a wide range of grammar instruction Web sites from fairly basic to advanced levels. They are: free, not too commercial, fairly easy to use; they do not require a lot of personal information and do not require downloading anything. They could be useful either to a teacher or a student.

http://www.alri.org/harness/harnessgrammar.html

How Stuff Works

A wide range of information and animations about how everyday things work including science and social studies topics. Some of the topics – how lock picking works, for example --may be objectionable.

http://www.howstuffworks.com

Immigration

Lessons, photos, and vocabulary activities for learning about immigration and migration, oral histories. Information is provided about immigrants from Africa, Germany, Ireland, Scandinavia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, China, Puerto Rica & Cuba, & Poland & Russia. (LOC)

http://memory.loc.gov/learn/features/immig/immigration_set1.html

Justice Learning

Engages students in informed political discussion based on issues which are important to them. "The Web site uses audio from the Justice Talking radio show and articles from The New York Times to teach students about reasoned debate and the often-conflicting values inherent in our democracy. The web site includes articles, editorials and oral debate from the nation's finest journalists and advocates. All of the material is supported by age-appropriate summaries and additional links. In addition, for each covered issue, the site includes curricular material from The New York Times Learning Network for high school teachers and detailed information about how each of the institutions of democracy (the courts, the Congress, the presidency, the press and the schools) affect the issue. Much of the traditional civics curricula begin with an historical perspective and move forward. The lessons start from a point distant from students' lives. Justice Learning reverses traditional methods by starting with current issues that directly affect their lives. The curricula engage them early with a multimedia set of online materials and then relate it to the historical context that generated it. In doing so, the project incorporates into its methodology the new reality of where students turn for information and how they learn."

http://www.justicelearning.org/

Learning about Charts and Graphs

http://www.fodoweb.ca/education/readtext.asp?txtfile=communications/charts.toc

LEO: Literacy Education Online

Common problems in writing are listed with resources to help with each problem.

http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/

Making Sense of Maps

"Making Sense of Maps offers a place for students and teachers to begin working with maps as historical evidence. Written by David Stephens, [a professor of geography at Youngstown State University], this guide offers an overview of the history of maps and how historians use them, a breakdown of the elements of a map, tips on what questions to ask when analyzing maps, an annotated bibliography, and a guide to finding and using maps online."

http://historymatters.gmu.edu/mse/maps/

Mouse Skills

A collection of free mouse skills Web pages for those who are new to computers, and need to practice how to use a mouse

http://www.alri.org/harness.html#MOUSE

Mrs. Glosser's Math Goodies

Free lessons on understanding percents, number theory, circumference and area of circles, perimeter and area of Polygons and more

http://www.mathgoodies.com

Odin's Castle

Includes links to most eras of US and world history. Set up in a castle theme with historical 'rooms'.

http://www.odinscastle.org/

Online Learning Center (McGraw Hill Contemporary Books)

This can be used by those studying independently, at home or in the classroom. The chapter outlines include vocabulary and organization of material to study for the GED. Also included are: chapter review and GED format questions and online GED practice tests, some PowerPoint tutorials and links to additional resources. Although a commercial site, the Online Learning Center is free, and does not require a log in. Although it is designed to be used with Contemporary's subject textbooks -- chapter review quizzes direct you to the exact page in the book for the answer to the question when you choose "need a hint." -- it can be used on its own. (Thanks to Mary Lou Friedline, Adult Education Instructor, PIC of Westmoreland/Fayette, Inc. for recommending this site.)

http://www.gedwriting.com

http://www.gedsocialstudies.com

http://www.gedscience.com

http://www.gedreading.com

http://www.gedmath.com

Picturing Modern America, 1880-1920

Interactive exercises designed to:

“*Deepen students' understanding of common topics in the study of modern

America 1880-1920

*Build students' skills in analyzing primary sources, especially visual sources

*Generate questions that students can pursue by searching in American Memory

and other sources.”

For example, use the Image Detective to learn to read photos on topics such as: Immigration, The City, Woman & Suffrage, Industrialization, The West, Children’s Lives, Leisure & Amusement, Progressive Reform and World War I.

http://www.edc.org/CCT/PMA/

Powers of Ten

This site provides a simple way to demonstrate how, beginning with a common garden scene, by zooming in or out each time with a power of ten one can see microscopically and macroscopically. It's instructive and fun. It also includes a simple, clear definition (an example) of the meaning of "powers of ten."

http://microcosm.web.cern.ch/Microcosm/P10/english/P0.html

Practice Your Mouse Skills

http://www.mouseprogram.com/ or

Mouserobics

http://www.ckls.org/%7Ecrippel/computerlab/tutorials/mouse/page1.html

Pumarosa

http://www.pumarosa.com

According to its designer, Paul Rogers, this is a Spanish-English bilingual, interactive site (with audio) for beginning Spanish-speaking adults. It is a phonetic course, covering basic vocabulary (alphabet, numbers, food, housing, etc.) with lessons on cognates, verbs, and phrases. It also includes dialogues and a review of basic English grammar with exercises.

Mona Curtis, an ESL Coordinator at Treasure Valley Community College in Ontario Oregon, writes about her use of Pumarosa.com : “A computer session is part of almost all of our ESL classes. We have recommended several Internet sites in addition to the programs already installed on our computers. At times, nearly half the class is using Pumarosa. I asked the students what they liked about it they said that it was easy to understand and they liked that everything was explained in Spanish. They also liked hearing the sounds in English. From an instructor's point of view, I have several comments. First is that many of our students come to us completely computer illiterate. To see these students, within a few class sessions, using an Internet site is very exciting and speaks about the accessibility of the site.

If you are not familiar with Pumarosa, it is an audio/visual English learning site for Spanish speakers. It starts with very basic concepts such as the alphabet and the pronunciation of each letter. It gives the Spanish translation and a phonetic spelling which a Spanish speaker can understand, "he (ji)" and of course the pronunciation in English, which is, may I add, very clear and well pronounced. It is very step-by-step, explaining, in Spanish, concepts like verb conjugation and pronouns and giving lots of examples, which are pronounced in English and translated to Spanish.”

Rainforest teaching curriculum

There are several basic science experiments here that require only household objects. This may be useful for teaching science without a science lab

http://www.rainbird.com/rainforest/index.htm

Schoolwork Ugh!

Lots of good math sites, including a ThinkQuest link which provides some interesting ways of learning math skills: The HEX Agency is an espionage game with the flavor of Mission Impossible.

http://www.schoolwork.org/math.html

Science is Fun in the Lab of Shakhashiri

University of Wisconsin-Madison Chemistry Professor, Bassam Z. Shakhashiri's home science activities, demonstration shows, videos, and books. The Experiments You Can Do at Home section http://scifun.chem.wisc.edu/HOMEEXPTS/HOMEEXPTS.html

includes several good experiments, and a list of books of home experiments. Most of these can be performed without expensive equipment.

http://scifun.chem.wisc.edu/

Soccer Shootout

Whole number and fraction practice in an online soccer game format, part of the Funbrain Math Games Web pages

http://www.funbrain.com/fractop/index.html

Spelling A Key to Good Communication

Spelling lessons and exercises field-tested with adult learners.

http://literacy.kent.edu/Midwest/Materials/ndakota/spelling/toc.html

The Bee Hive

Plain English information includes: Managing your cash and credit (Checking Account Basics, ATM Cards Debit cards, Getting a Loan, Credit Cards;) Paying bills and taxes (Understanding Bill Payment and Late Fees, Paying Taxes, File your tax return, increase your paycheck;) Saving and investing (Basics of Savings Accounts, Individual Development Accounts, Basic Investments, Putting more money in your pocket;) Budget Basics (Controlling Your Spending, Controlling your debt, Getting Help with Debt, and Your Credit Rating)

http://thebeehive.org/money/

The Discovery Channel: History Guide

News articles/press coverage from the 16th to the 20th century

http://dsc.discovery.com/guides/history/history.html

The Five Paragraph Essay Wizard

Everything you need to know plus practice writing prompts

http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Atrium/1437/index.html

The GED Connection

Five free learning modules, 10 practice tests, 30 activities quizzes

http://litlink.ket.org/ http://litlink.ket.org/wesged.aspl

The History Net

Daily features include: today in history, picture of the day and a quiz.

The history archives include:

· 20th Century History

· African History

· African American History

· American History

· Ancient History

· British History

· European History

· Medieval History

· Military History

· Women's History

http://history.about.com/

The Key New Readers Newspaper

http://www.keynews.org/

The Learning Edge

An interactive, on-line newspaper for adult literacy students produced by the Wellington County Learning Centre in Arthur Ontario Its interesting, topical stories are plainly written for a range of learners. Each story is read out loud slowly by a man with a pleasant voice, and is accompanied by learning activities such as games, puzzles, interactive quizzes and writing contests. At least one of the stories, which supports both literacy and numeracy, deals with the low wages of workers in Indonesia who make expensive shoes for North Americans. The Learning Edge also has student writings

www.thewclc.ca/edge

The Math Forum at Drexel

This includes "Ask Dr. Math."

http://mathforum.org/students/

The Office

A workplace basic skills online simulation. Requires installation of Shockwave, a free downloadable program.

http://www.lexiconsys.com/theOffice.html

The Shape of Life

A Public Broadcasting Service website that accompanies an eight-part television series that shows the rise of the animal kingdom through the breakthrough events of scientific discovery.

http://www.pbs.org/kcet/shapeoflife/

USA Learns

A free web site for adults who want to learn English, and/or improve basic reading, writing, speaking or life skills.

http://usalearns.org/

Visual Fractions

An interactive Website that helps a learner to identify, add, subtract, multiply and divide fractions using number lines and pie charts.

http://www.visualfractions.com/

Wisconsin Online Resource Center

This site includes GED writing (Choose ABE/ESL, then English) The lessons (called "objects") each cost $15.00.Also you have to have an ID and password (free).

· GED Essay Writing -- Formula for Success

· Scoring the GED/HSED Essay

· Writing the GED Essay - Using Transitional Words

and grammar lessons:

· Homophones: To, Too, Two

· Modifiers and Nouns

· Possessive Practice

· Possessive Practice: Self-Check

· Special Nouns

· ABE/ESL Special Nouns Practice

· Using Commas in a Series

· Using Commas in a Series (three lessons) - Adjectives, nouns and verbs

The web site also includes over 40 math lessons, many focus specifically on math and calculator skills needed for the GED (Choose ABE/ESL, then Math) and 11 financial literacy lessons such as ABE/ESL Best Buy Shopping, Calculating Monthly Expenses, and Learning About Your Earnings (choose ABE/ESL, then Financial; literacy)

http://www.wisc-online.com/

Workforce education LAB

http://slincs.coe.utk.edu/gtelab/find.html

Lesson Categories

Communication and Problem Solving

Convey Ideas in Writing

Cooperate with Others

Decision Making

Interpersonal

Learn Through Research

Lifelong Learning

Listen Actively

Xpeditions

National Geographic web site with geography standards, atlas and printable maps of all the world's countries, and lesson plans.

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/

Commercial Products

Large Integrated Learning Systems:

Academy of Reading

This software, also known as Autoskill is a basic literacy instructional program designed to accompany classroom teaching. It has an adult as well as a child interface. And uses a phonics-based approach. It moves from the most basic levels of decoding and automaticity to fluency and proficiency.

http://www.autoskill.com/

ELLIS English Training Software & ESL Curriculum

3520 N. University Avenue, Suite 275

Provo, UT 84604

866-211-0721; 801-374-3424

Fax: 801-374-3495

Email: info@ellis.com

Web: http://www.ellis.com

ELLIS Software for Adults

http://ellis.com/products/academic/

McGraw Hill Contemporary’s MHC Interactive: GED Site License

The MHC GED Integrated Online Solution is a renewable one-year site license, $62.50 per seat. This provides access to online instruction and assessment software for individual students, or with a site license, for groups of students. Student records are stored on a secure Internet site.

More information available at

http://shop.mhcontemporary.com/

My Reading Coach

A structured, integrated approach to teach phonics, phonemic awareness, fluency, vocabulary and text comprehension.
http://www.myreadingcoach.com/

PLATO Learning Inc. Adult education Software (PLATO)
http://www.plato.com/adultindex.asp

On line (commercial) software

Brainpop

Witty, engaging videos on your computer with brief, clear explanations of body parts as well as other health/science-related information. Requires Java-enabled browser for the videos. Also has quizzes on these topics that give feedback and reinforce correct answers.

http://www.brainpop.com

Froguts

Frog dissection site with free demos.

http://www.froguts.com

GED On Line

http://www.gedonline.org/

Available on line and as a CD

Online self-paced instruction for GED students. An initial four-month tuition and registration fee of $50, then $10/month is charged. The Website describes these services: "One copy of standard GED Practice Test, Form AA, U.S. edition online grading of each test in Form AA; unlimited use of GEDonline chat room and online discussion groups group tutoring, as needed, through scheduled online group discussions moderated by a GEDonline teacher one copy of GEDonline software CD to allow viewing of online interactive practice lessons 4 months to complete your studies unlimited access to online study aids during membership:

How to write an essay

Practice essay questions

Interactive practice lessons

Knowledge base of answers to questions students have asked in the past

Teacher assistance via e-mail and GED online chat club"

Multimedia (software, video and print)

Workplace Essential Skills (WES)

Uses multi-media (TV/videos, print, and the Web for brush-up of reading, writing, math, and job skills. There are 24 half-hour programs (plus one for Orientation), four workbooks, and 24 FREE online lessons

http://litlink.ket.org/learning_plan.aspl

Individual Large or Small Pieces of Software

Inspiration

http://www.inspiration.com/productinfo/inspiration/index.cfm

A tool to help develop ideas, plan and organize writing. Useful for brainstorming, outlining, and concept mapping. Students with learning disabilities which affect planning and organizing may find this especially helpful, but it is designed to be useful for a wide range of children and adults.

Language Tuneup Kit

“Multimedia reading software on CD-ROM. Uses the Orton-Gillingham method for children, teens and adults. Appropriate for those with dyslexia and as an ESL adjunct.”

http://www.jwor.com/

Lexia's Reading SOS

A complete low level phonics software package designed for adults.

http://www.lexialearning.com

Oxford Picture Dictionary CD-ROM (for ESL)

http://www.oup-usa.org/esl/isbn/0194359794.html

Reading Horizons

Ranging from beginning literacy to high adult basic education levels, this is based on the "Discover Intensive Phonics for Yourself" reading system. Students learn at their own pace to blend and build from a single letter to a word, and then learn to read on their own.

http://www.readinghorizons.com/

Reading With Phonics

CD ROM Product produced by Arrow Educational Products, Inc - Pembroke, NC phone- (910) 521-0840.

http://www.arrowinc.com/reading_with_phonics/index.htm

Rosetta Stone (for ESL)

http://www.rosettastone.com/home

Writer’s Blocks

http://www.writersblocks.com/wb3general.htm

A Windows-only writing tool to enable brainstorming and organizing writing, this is part word processor, part spreadsheet. A Writer's Block is a container that holds text. Each block can be used to enter an idea, point, or argument, like using electronic note cards with easy editing, arranging, re-numbering, and printing.

Professional Development in Using Technology

Evaluating Software

Evaluating and Choosing Software for your adult literacy and ESOL program

http://www.lacnyc.org/resources/IT/evalsoftware.htm

Learning Disabilities

Discalculia

Useful resources and information about mathematical and other learning disabilities

http://www.dyscalculia.org/

Ennis' gift, A Film about Learning Differences

"Ennis' Gift, introduced by Ed Bradley of 60 Minutes, is inspired by the legacy of Ennis William Cosby, a young man who became a passionate educator dedicated to helping all children find their gifts and learn. Ennis knew how it felt to have difficulties learning to read and write. He understood the hurt, frustration and confusion that come from being misunderstood by teachers and not "fitting in" with peers. It was his dream to help children find the self-esteem, support and learning techniques that would open the doors of accomplishment and joy to them. His life was a gift to us; our understanding of learning differences is our gift to his memory, and to all those who struggle to learn.

Special appearances by James Earl Jones, Henry Winkler, Charles Schwab, Danny Glover, Lindsay Wagner, Robert Rauschenberg, Bruce Jenner, Jack Horner and other guests."

This is a free, QuickTime video, which takes about 10 minutes. It requires high bandwidth -- Cable Modem or DSL or a T1 or T3 line, for example. Telephone dial-up access to the Internet will probably not produce satisfactory results.

http://www.hellofriend.org/store/gift_bb.html

Hello Friend/Ennis William Cosby Foundation

http://www.hellofriend.org/

LD Online

Articles on adult issues in the field of learning disabilities

http://www.ldonline.org/ld_indepth/adult/index.html

LD Resources
http://www.ldresources.com/

National Institute for Literacy LINCS Literacy and Learning Disabilities Special Collection

http://ldlink.coe.utk.edu/

National Center for Learning Disabilities

LD at a Glance – Fact Sheet

http://www.ld.org/LDInfoZone/InfoZone_FactSheet_LD_QuickLook.cfm

Online Resources for Learning Differences/Learning Disabilities

This is an excellent list of reviewed and annotated resources and organizations.

http://www.hellofriend.org/resources/resources.html

Commercial Instructional Software

COMMERCIAL

Writing

Math

Science

Social Studies