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Welcome to TeacherLINK!TeacherLINK, an online teacher resource for educators and students, is provided as a free public service by the Adele and Dale Young Education Technology Center (the YETC) and Utah State University's Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services. Nathan Smith, Director of the YETC, is the webmaster for TeacherLINK. Over the next month or two, TeacherLINK will undergo a facelift. We'll have a new, cleaner look. We'll be updating pages with new resources, and checking that the older links are still active and working. Please pardon our dust while we clean house. |
What will you find at TeacherLINK?
Home - This is the first of five links contained in every TeacherLINK banner (top of each page). The Home link will return you to this page.
TeacherLINKS - A searchable database of annotated links to educational resources and teacher treasures on the World Wide Web. Instructions:
- Turn off "Block Pop-Up Windows" for this site in your browser.
- Log in as a Guest.
You can search, sort, and print the TeacherLINKs. Clicking on a URL in the database will open that site in a separate window. Would you like to see a quick demonstration of how the TeacherLINKs work?
Teacher Resources - Free teacher resources such as units, lesson plans, worksheets, multimedia files, etc. Many of these are produced by students in the College of Education and Human Services at Utah State University.
YETC Resources - Resources that are available only to Utah State University's College of Education and Human Services students and faculty. These require a username and password, which can be obtained at the YETC.
NASA Educator Resources - Free teacher resources such as units, lesson plans, posters, lithographs, collaboration opportunities, etc., which NASA provides to educators. The YETC serves Utah teachers as a NASA Educator Resource Center.
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The YETC Newsletter for June 2009 - The newsletter contains many helps and treasures for educators - both higher education and K-12. The June 2009 newsletter has the following highlights...
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We sincerely appreciate the efforts of many who help make TeacherLINK a marvelous educational resource. Would you like to help us? We invite you to share excellent, free resources with the teacher community as well - or to contact us and share your thoughts, comments, or suggestions.

