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Teen Advisory Board's Ask Jeeves www.ask.com is a great site. This is a site where you just type in your question, and you get results. They have stuff from colleges to sports to ancient civilizations. You only get what is related to your question. You will get good results if you keep your questions specific and don't put more than one idea or question in one search, otherwise you'll get millions of results. So if you need answers fast, this is the site for you. CNN.com This is a popular site, but not among teens. I know that it sounds pretty boring, but they always have up-to-date news. You always can get the latest about current events all around the world. If you want to broaden your horizon, go to www.cnn.com. EasyJournal: What's Your Story This is an awesome site that, as the name suggests, is an EASY online JOURNAL. You can write in it, share it with friends, or just keep it for yourself. You can also check out a lot of other people's journals too, even if you're not a member. I've gotten a LOT of my friends to get an easy journal. I tell you that it is awesome! It's cool because you can change font colors, and it's just a really cool journal site. The best part is - it's FREE! It can't get any better than that! This is one of the best and widest search engines around. Anyone can just type what he or she wants to know and usually there are fifteen or more different results available. The only problem is that you need to keep the topic very specific in order to find what is best for you. This site is great for anyone who wants to find answers. Information Please: If you have homework of any kind (especially history or language), then this web site is for you. Infoplease has dictionaries, encyclopedias, almanacs, atlases, and reference sources. You won't need to go anywhere else because Infoplease is filled with information. Meg Cabot This is the super-awesome Web site of my favorite author Meg Cabot. (She wrote The Princess Diaries and All-American Girl-really awesome books!) The site has great interviews of her, book previews, book excerpts, and a list of "coming attractions" (new books). It has really cool graphics and a neat layout. Even if you haven't read any of Meg Cabot's books, go to this site to see why you really should! National Gallery of Art nga.gov is not a commercialized site. This site involves art like paintings, sketches, oils, and more. You'll find out information about Leonardo da Vinci and his famous painting, the Mona Lisa. There are even auctions of paintings from Van Gogh, da Vinci, and others. If you are into art, this is the site to take a look at. Neopets Neo Pets is a site where you can make and take care of your own online pet. Check it out; it is very fun. WiseNut I'm pretty sure when the words "search engine" are heard, you probably think of Google or Ask. But I have found another search engine, which gives you quality sites to go to. Wisenut helps you find sites, which fit your description to the max. This is also a great homework helper when you need info fast. |
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