The Internet allows students to publish their work for an audience of millions and provides a forum to receive feedback and new ideas. Students can discuss issues with others from around the world, and when they need a question answered, teachers, professors, and scientists are at their fingertips. This sharing allows students to reach beyond the classroom, expanding their world and their horizons. Homework Help - choose from various academic areas (Science, English, Math, Civics), and enter questions and requests for homework help. Other students and volunteer teachers can provide helpful homework tips. The Mad Scientist Network - scientists field questions in 26 areas of science, from Agriculture to Zoology. Ask a question or browse the archives. Electronic Field Trip to the United Nations - explore the background and current activities of the U.N., while learning about international relations. Pomona Joyce Web - an English class at Pomona College presents student essays and episodes from Joyce's Ulysses through a hypertext version of the Dublin Evening Telegraph. High Ground - more than just a high school newspaper, High-Ground is cooperative journalistic effort of Missouri students from 35 schools. Web design, graphics, pictures and articles are all created by the students. The GLOBE Program - a worldwide network of students, teachers, and scientists working together to study and understand the global environment. The JASON Project - sponsors annual scientific expeditions that allow students and classrooms to interact with the scientists. California Web Project - watch California students as they create a home page containing their own original research and information. Where on the Globe is Roger? - follow Roger Williams as he drives around the world, inviting students to learn about geography and culture in a vivid, interactive way. The Online Educator - seeking to make the Internet an accessible, useful classroom tool, the site includes online lesson plans, an archive of useful sites for educators, and current news about technology and education. Science Information Infrastructure - a NASA-funded project linking science museums, research centers, and teachers, to produce Earth and space science curricula using NASA remote sensing data. Biology Teachers Home Page - designed to help biology teachers find resources that they can use in the classroom. Web66 - comprehensive resources for schools to build a presence on the WWW. Includes a complete index of online schools around the world.