| Title
and Link |
Description |
Ask Dr. Math
http://mathforum.org/dr.math/ |
Drexel
University presents Ask Dr. Math. Dr. Math answers questions
relating to all levels of Math, including College and University
levels. |
AllExperts
http://www.allexperts.com/ |
Allexperts
is a large scale question and answer service online. There are
a ton of different categories to browse for a previous question
or to post a new question. |
Pitsco's Ask an Expert
http://www.askanexpert.com/ |
Askanexpert.com
is a great site which connects you to experts all over the world.
While the site is designed to be "kid-friendly", anyone is allowed
to use this free service. |
Experts Exchange
http://www.experts-exchange.com/
|
With
over a million members, Expert Exchange offers solutions for
information technology professionals. There are over half a
million solution articles, but if you can't find your solution,
you can post your question. |
Teacher2Teacher
http://mathforum.org/t2t/ |
Teacher2Teacher
is for Math teachers who have questions about teaching Math.
This site also contains frequently asked questions and an archive
of previous questions. |
Globe Alive
http://www.globealive.com/ |
Still
in BETA, Global Alive attempts to connect you to a live person.
Simply type in your question, and it will return a list of experts
who are ready to chat with you. If no one is available, you
can ask your question offline and it will be answered when the
expert returns. |
Ask Dr. Bob
http://oceanworld.tamu.edu/home/ask_dr_bob.htm |
Dr.
Bob will answer questions from anyone dealing with general education
or science topics. On the average it takes Dr. Bob about 1-2
days to answer questions. |
Ask Yahoo
http://ask.yahoo.com/ |
Yahoo
has a huge archive of previously asked questions relating to
a variety of fields. If you can't find your question, you may
submit it. However, due to the large volume of questions, Yahoo
won't answer every question submitted. |
| Title and Link |
Description |
Are You Being Serv'd
http://www.electronic-school.com/0397f5.html |
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Topica Educational Lists and Newsletters
http://www.liszt.com/dir/?cid=4 |
Topica offers hundreds of educational lists
you can join or read online. If you don't find a list that interests
you, Topica lets you create your own for free! |
AskERIC
http://ericir.syr.edu/Virtual/Listserv_Archives/ |
AskERIC's Mailing List archives allows you
to search through educational lists. There is also a link for
subscription information for each list, in case you want to
join. |
L-Soft's CataList
http://www.lsoft.com/lists/listref.html |
This is the official catalog of L-Soft's Listserv
lists. The catalog has over 72,000 public lists searchable lists.
|
Tile.Net's Discussions and Information Lists
http://tile.net/lists/ |
Tile has a large number of mailing lists you
can join, including many educational lists. The search capability
is limited, but is still a great resource. |
Dr. Alice Christie's List of Educational ListServs
http://www.west.asu.edu/achristie/ListServs2.html |
A great compilation of mailing lists with
a variety of educational topics. You're sure to find something
of interest on this list. |
MSCU Office of Instructional Technology's Listservs
http://www.oit.mnscu.edu/pages/listservs.html |
A small list of mailing lists dealing with
Instructional Technology. Each list has subscription instructions
and a short description of the list. |
The Directory of Scholarly and Professional E-Conferences
http://www.kovacs.com/directory/index.html |
This directory contains discussion lists,
newsgroups, mailing lists and more which relate to scholarly,
pedological or professional interests. While this directory
hasn't been updated in over a year, it still contains a wealth
of information. |
Yahoo Schools and Education Groups
http://dir.groups.yahoo.com/dir/Schools___Education/ |
Yahoo has a large number of public mailing
list groups you can join for free. You must have a Yahoo account
in order to join a group. If you don't have an account, you
can sign up for a free account. |
