The document lists and describes various online resources that can be used to find information for a world history class, including streaming video databases, search engines, wikis, blogs, and online collaboration tools. It expresses excitement that these resources give students access to information beyond textbooks and enable moving learning beyond traditional sources. The resources are described as some of the teacher's "favorite things" to use in research and class projects.

1. Reko’s MILP Story Holy Cow! I (think) I know what I’m doing!

2. Where can I find information for all of this rotten World History content!!!!!

3. AHA!

4. There is a whole WORLD wide web out there to help me!

5. United Streaming Del.icio.us Research Project Calculator Online Databases and Resources Search Engines

6. Dribbling Lessons Blogger Google Docs GOOGLE Wikis

7. These are a few of my favorite things:

8. http://www.pershinglibrary.org/Databases/United_StreamingDE_US_globeleeft_under.jpg

9. Del.icio.us http://ianhenderson.org/images/delimport.png

10. http://www.tonti.cps.k12.il.us/images/lib_abcclio.jpg

11. THE BEAUTY OF IT ALL: What a great thing it is that my students and I now have access to all of these wonderful sources and information! Now we can move beyond this -->

12. Created by Lauren Rekonen For the Metronet Information Literacy Project Saint Paul Public Schools April 9, 2008