INTERNET SCOUT SEARCHES THE WORLDWIDE WEB FOR EDUCATION RESEARCH - Have you ever wished you had a staff of librarians capable of compiling the last 20 years of doctoral research on educational technology? No, it's not a dream, it's the Internet Scout Project, funded by the National Science Foundation and developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Every week, the project's powerful search engine and team of research librarians scours the Worldwide Web for the latest publications and resources of interest to educators and compiles them in The Scout Report. If you don't see what you're looking for in the current issue, try a full-text search of 7,880 Scout Report summaries of archived issues. Still not impressed? Take out a free subscription and each week receive an e-mailed Scout Report on your choice of subject area. To learn more about the array of services available from the Internet Scout Project, click on: www.scout.cs.wisc.edu/report/sr/current/(E-News From UCEA 22 Nov 99)

MATH GOODIES - This valuable Web site has several articles of interest to educators and can be found at: www.mathgoodies.com/articles/ This is a free educational site featuring interactive math lessons that offers homework help, puzzles, message boards, calculators and more. The site also recently added 2 new pages of images, the Math Image Library. These images may be downloaded freely at: www.mathgoodies.com/math_image_library/ Math Goodies is a semi- finalist in the Education category of the Fourth Annual GII Awards. Al Gore and Colin Powell endorse these prestigious awards. See: www.mathgoodies.com/awards/gii_press.shtm (Gisele Glosser Nov 99)