Telementoring Resources & WWW Links
Index About Mentoring About Telementoring How-To: Guidelines Projects Your Turn... Write to us with your suggestions for this page.   Back to... Mentor Center Home Page NSN Home Page Telementoring Workshop Invitation Workshop Agenda		About Mentoring Caring Adults Make A Difference A report from Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America. Consumer Guide: What Is Mentoring? Office of Education Reasearch About Telementoring Mentors Log On To Help Students Make the Grade Feature by Abraham T. McLaughlin, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, in the Christian Science Monitor, Thursday May 22, 1997. Mentoring, The Local Community and The Use of Telecommunications Philip Coates (1996) Perspectives on Telementoring Melanie Goldman (1997) Mentoring & The Internet Ted Nellen (1996) Modern Adventures in Telementoring Ron Schachter (1996) What is Telementoring? An Examination of the Potential for an Educational Network. (David J. Wighton: 1996) Abstract: Reports several explorations of telementoring within an educational network. The teacher-mentor role is described, and the word "telementoring" is defined. The mentoring literature is reviewed, with special focus on lesson learned in other settings that apply to telementoring. The Mentor's Mentor: An interview with Howard Levin, a teacher at Overlake School in Redmond, Washington whose class of sixteen 15/16 year old Honors World History students have taken part in a telementoring project with thirteen Univeristy of Washington graduate students.		How-To: Guidelines Many sites listed under "Projects," below, also feature extensive "How-To" and Guidelines pages. Ted Nellen: Mentoring Guidelines for Teachers Mentor Center telementoring support tool. Projects Telementoring Young Women in Science, Engineering & Computing. (Dorothy Bennett) Hewlett-Packard E-Mail Mentoring Program (David Neils) CoVIS Telementoring Links to Mentor database for Learning Through Collaborative Visualization, an NSF project at Northwestern University. The Electronic Emmissary (Judi Harris) Mentor database. California Telementor K-6 Curricular Projects in Social Science Teacher Telementoring Project: Partners are SUNY/Potsdam Teacher Education - Huntington School. Syracuse, New York. Chemistry Telementoring is an international telementoring discussion group for students in high school and college, and their teachers, whose interests (avocation, coursework or career) lie in the area of Chemistry. The group fosters the exchange of ideas and information on all topics related to chemistry.
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