1. Participate in a book talk.	Currently, there are over 600 booktalks in the database  These short booktalks are intended to be used by library personnel and teachers.
2. Develop an online electronic literary magazine like Hunterdon Central Regional High School students or publish student poetry like So. Burlington Students.	Electric Soup Pangea
3. Use CyberGuides CyberGuides are supplementary, standards-based, web-delivered units of instruction centered on core works of literature. They are designed for the classroom with one online computer.	The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn The Odyssey    All Quiet on the Western Front Of Mice and Men Brave New World The Pearl Chicano Literature: I am Joaquin  The Pigman The Crucible Edgar Allan Poe: An Author Unit Cry, the Beloved Country The Poetry of Langston Hughes Hamlet Romeo and Juliet Lord of the Flies To Kill a Mockingbird
4. Get Lesson Plans and ideas	Beowulf is put on trial by the students in Charlotte Esp's class. Juris Prudence in Twelve Angry In another trial, Grade 10 students Men Below is a list of issues presented by the play, 12 Angry Men. Deep in the Bush where people rarely go   Lesson Plan Ideas in Language Arts
5. Ask an expert or author	Connect with experts and authors through e-mail
6. Do Research	Learn how to search the web to find electronic resources. To cite these resources the MLA Guideand Bibliographic Formats for Citing Electronic Information, by Nancy Crane, UVM Libraries are good guides.
7.E-Pal Classroom Exchange	locate teachers and students around the world
8. Join a WebQuest	WebQuest is an inquiry-oriented activity in which most or all of the information used by learners is drawn from the Web.
9. Participate in a Telecommunicatons project	Global SchoolNet Foundation's list to telecommunciation's projects.
10. Build vocabulary with word games	from Acrophobia a game of acronyms to Y.A.R.N.,'s zany stories.