The Year-Long Project

The Year-Long Project is an innovative student teaching program in the College of Education at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

• Description of the YLP
• YLP 1996-1997
• YLP 1994-1995
  
  
  
• Curriculum and Instruction Block Syllabus
  
  
• Personal web pages of YLP members
• Exemplary Integrated Curriculum Units from 1995-1996
  
  
• Exemplary integrated curriculum mini-units from 1994-1995 YLP group
  
  
• Urbana & Champaign District web pages
• Lycos Search
• Webcrawler Search
• Other Internet learning resources
• Children's Literature Web Guide
• The "Beginner's Guide to HTML" is a good introduction to the common HTML tags.
• Here are the best personal web pages found by members of the EdPsy 387 class.

Here are pictures of the members of YLP.

Here's the personal home page of a former YLPer, Meredith Brooks.

Here are instructions of how to register on-line using your Powerbooks.

Here is the list of network resources from Instructor Magazine, Nov/Dec 1995.

Here are the results of the questionnaire that YLP folks filled out in December 1995 on the technology strand.

During the fall, YLP students tested out a range of Microsoft CD-ROM educational multimedia software, and wrote reviews of the software and educational applications of the software.

The Mendocino Unified School District (in California) has some units that integrate computer usage. There is even one for first grade.

Here is the web page for Broadmeadow Elementary School in Rantoul.

Here are the notes from the February 23rd session on Educational Networks.