Credits

• Developed for United States Department of Education.
  This Web-based training module is based upon research and work supported by the STAR Center (Support for Texas Academic Renewal) under Cooperative Agreement S283A50031-00.
  
• The STAR Center is the federally funded Region VIII Comprehensive Assistance Center. The STAR Center partners are the Intercultural Development Research Association, the Charles A. Dana Center, and RMC Research Corporation.
• Copyright © 2000 RMC Research Corporation
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Contact Information

• Matthew Sutton Webmaster
• Link to STAR Center Web site
• Link to Texas Education Agency Web site
• Link to TEA Educational Technology Web site

Rivian Bernick, Shelley Billig, Anita Foxworth, David Hoffman, Nancy Kraft, Jonathan Lurie, Jason McDaniel, and Lorraine Sherry developed the conceptual framework for several of these Web pages.

Acknowledgements

• Our Town (The Weather Unit) Developed by Dawn Novak, Edison Middle School, Champaign, Illinois; Dee Chapman, National Center for Supercomputing Applications; and William Chapman, Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Ilinois, Urbana-Champaign
• Australian Animals in Mem Fox's Books A WebQuest for the 4th grade developed by Sylvia Castaneda, Sageland Elementary School, El Paso, Texas
• Constitutional Questions, Whose Right Is It? Developed by George Cassutto, North Hagerstown High School, Washington County, Maryland
• The Circle of Life (Living Things) Developed by The Franklin Institute Science Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Invasive Weeds, A Growing Pain Developed by the U.S. Government Bureau of Land Management, Environmental Education, Web page maintained by Jeremy Brodie
• Seeds of Life, Developed by Francoise Brenckmann, Canada

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