Here you will find information regarding Masters in Teaching programs, seminars, and other workshops and information designed to enhance your skills as an educator.

• The Education Network of Maine provides teachers and other educators with the opportunity to take courses, enroll in degree programs, and further advance their knowledge via a comprehensive voice, video and data system (supplemented by real live humans) statewide. The ENM is its own entity within the University of Maine system and currently offers seven full associate degrees, five bachelor's degrees, and three masters degrees in Education, Industrial Technology and Library & Information Science.
• Wow!University of Arkansas has their College of Education on-line; included in this listing are sections for students (graduate and undergraduate), information for parents and teachers, and a plethora of well-researched educational resources and information.
• GC EduNET's WWW Server - An Outreach Effort of the School of Education at Georgia College in Milledgeville, GA.
• Wow!1999 NEH Summer Seminars and Summer Institutes for School Teachers - Ah! With topics that can make even the most hardened educator drool with joy. I sure wish I could get to go to these - make the most of your summer with a course that's exciting and fun and, for the most part, government-sponsored.
• On the Horizon online - the environmental scanning newletter for leaders in education
• The Peterson's Educational Center An Education Information Center.
• Seattle University offers a masters in teaching program and a certification program for both elemntary and secondary educators.
• Urban Education Web housed at Columbia University in New York City has announcements about conferences for the urban educator and summaries of recent publications. You will also find articles and recommended readings here as well.
• Walden University offers doctoral programs "over the Net" in Administration/Management, Education, Health Services, and Human Services