Dinah-might adventures (for teachers) http://www.dinah.com/ Dinah Zike offers a variety of graphic organizers which allow students to present the information they gather from the Internet in a hard copy format.   Microsoft Design Gallery (for anyone) http://dgl.microsoft.com/ A vast collection of images in all formats: clip art, gifs, etc.   Glamrockcop Digital Artwork (for anyone) http://glamrockcop.homestead.com/home.htm A gallery of digital artwork, including fractals and landscapes.   Real Audio sounds (for anyone) http://www.cryan.com/realaudio/ A collection of sound clips from radio and commercials. Requires a RealAudio player.   iMovies in Education (for teachers) http://www.apple.com/education/dv/ Apple Computer's site for using imovies in the classroom. Lots of examples &endash; explore this site in depth.   Google Image Search (for anyone) http://images.google.com/ A vast collection of images and their corresponding URLs. Many of these images are copyrighted, so check the original. Many images are jpeg files (photographs).   Discovery School Clipart (for anyone) http://school.discovery.com/clipart/ Lots of content-specific clipart.   Math Symbols (for teachers) http://208.183.128.3/instruct/math-symbols.html A small collection of math graphics, including some animations.   Digital Video Instructions from Science Junction (for anyone) http://www.ncsu.edu/sciencejunction/route/usetech/iMovie/index.html Offers lessons on how to shoot and edit digital videos with iMovie software.   The Atomic Library (for parents and teachers) http://www.atomiclearning.com/index.shtml This site offers free demos of many types of software, including Hyperstudio, Inspiration, and Photoshop. Full tutorials are available for a fee.   Webmonkey Multimedia Resources (for anyone) http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/multimedia/ Webmonkey has great design tips. Check out their section on multimedia including MP3, Shockwave, animations and more.   Multimedia Schools (for teachers) http://www.infotoday.com/MMSchools/default.htm "A Practical Journal of Technology for Education, including Multimedia, CD-ROM, Online, Internet & Hardware in K-12"   NASA Multimedia Gallery (for anyone) http://www.nasa.gov/gallery/ This site is a comprehensive collection of NASA's resources: still images, video clips and audio clips.   Challenge 2000 Project: Project-Based Learning and Multimedia (for teachers) http://pblmm.k12.ca.us/index.html The San Mateo County (California) Office of Education has designed this website for educators. It has hints and examples for using multimedia in the classroom.   Video Clips of Science and Math Activities (for teachers) http://www.utdallas.edu/dept/sci_ed/ED4372/et_activities.htm This site offers a collection of science and math activities. The lesson plans are accompanied by video clips demonstrating the activity.