"A Safe, School-Focused Online Learning Tool."

"While virtually all schools in the U.S. are now wired for the Internet, studies clearly indicate that educators are not certain how best to make use of the medium's vast educational resources. AOL@SCHOOL applies America Online's hallmark focus on convenience and ease-of-use to this dilemma, providing a variety of age-appropriate educational content, state-of-the-art communications features and special safety tools to make the Internet more powerful for teachers and students."

"Ask Jeeves for Kids is a fast, easy and kid-friendly way for kids to find answers to their questions online."

"In 1995, Dr. R. Jerry Adams began developing an Internet library database. Federal funds were used to sponsor a Web site that allowed the public to gain access to the privately held database. In 1996 a second federal program sponsored a Web interface under the name of "Library-in-the-Sky" so that the public could continue to gain access.

In May of 1997, the Evaluation and Development Insitute (EDI) began offering the database through the Web portal "Awesome Library." EDI, co-owner of the database, has also issued licenses to other organizations to utilize it."

"Welcome to America's first Family Safe Internet Shopping Club and Playground for Children. Absolutely free for members and non-profit organizations."

"Help your favorite charity with each purchase."

"This site is designed for teachers and librarians. Blue Web'n is an online library of outstanding Internet sites categorized by subject, grade level, and format (tools, references, lessons, hotlists, resources, tutorials, activities, projects)."

"Education Advocates are available in California and in the southwest states of Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Arkansas."