Technology integration links: Other secondary subjects

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Art

• ArtsConnectEd- This site is a gateway to the art collections, educational materials, and other online resources of The Minneapolis Institute of Arts and Walker Art Center supporting the needs of the K-12 art education community.
• Arts Wire: Online Communications for the Arts- Arts Wire generates and maintains online resources and works to create a place for artists and the arts community in society. The Web site is also dedicated to providing artists with information about technology and the Internet as it relates to the arts.

Music

• The Music Education Launch Site- This site provides music educators with a valuable source of information, services and resources, including lesson plans.
• Alberta Registered Music Teacher's Association (ARMTA)- ARMTA web site contains information about the programs, teaching music and links to other music sites.
• The Symphony: An interactive guide- Through this Web site students can study the history of symphonies and learn about composers and hear the most famous works of each.

Native studies

• First Peoples on SchoolNet- As a part of SchoolNet, this site is an excellent resource for educators and students.
• Aboriginal Digital Collections- This site is dedicated to providing Aboriginal Canadians with a way to preserve, celebrate and communicate their heritage, languages and contemporary life.
• The Aboriginal Youth Network (AYN)- The AYN is working to ensure there is a place in cyberspace where Aboriginal youth can connect, make friends and share information about their ideas, ideals, values, beliefs, cultures and traditions.
• Aboriginal Links- This page contains links to Canadian and American Aboriginal sites.

Language instruction

• The Internet TESL Journal- The Internet TESL Journal is a monthly web magazine for teachers of English as a second language.
• Second Language Education on the Web- Serves primarily educators and students concerned with the theory and practice of second (French and English) and minority language teaching and learning.
• Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages- This government site provides Canadians with information about the official languages of Canada, included on the site are links to Acts, publications, statistics and other links.
• Canadian Association of Immersion Teachers (CAIT)- CAIT is a professional non-profit association which aims at promoting and improving immersion programs in Canada.

Physical education

• Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (CAHPERD)
• CanTeach: Physical Education- This site is designed to assist teachers in finding and using resources online with an emphasis on lesson plans, resources, and links that have a Canadian focus.
• PE Central- This site is dedicated to providing the latest information about developmentally appropriate physical education programs for children and youth and is intended for teachers, parents and students.

Inclusive education

• Special Education Council- Their site contains information about conferences, publications and other resources.
• National Center to Improve Practice in Special Education Through Technology, Media and Materials (NCIP)- The NCIP is dedicated to promote the effective use of technology to enhance educational outcomes for students with sensory, cognitive, physical and social/emotional disabilities.
• Center for Applied Special Technology- Their site contains information about teaching strategies, tools, initiatives and resources.
• HiP Magazine- This is a non-profit publication for today's deaf and hard-of-hearing kids, ages 8 to 14 years old. The magazine contains information about people who are deaf and it also has a tips section for teachers.
• Special Education Web Sites- A variety of links to special education resources on the Internet.