ThinkQuest and 20 State Organizations Expand Educational Internet Resources -- THE Journal

ThinkQuest and 20 State Organizations Expand Educational Internet Resources

12/01/99

ThinkQuest has joined 20 state education and technology organizations to give more teachers and students access to ThinkQuest’s extensive library of educational Web sites and contests. Each state organization will encourage involvement in ThinkQuest’s program by distributing materials, as well as providing assistance and advice to participants.

ThinkQuest’s library includes nearly 3,000 interactive, content-rich Web sites created by students. The library covers educational topics in Arts & Literature, Science & Mathematics, Social Sciences, Sports & Health and Interdisciplinary categories. ThinkQuest, Armonk, NY, www.thinkquest.org.

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