ABE: Adult Basic Education

Use this Web site to make online quizzes, polls, ratings, or surveys for your classes. The  account provides 2,500 signals for free, then requires an upgrade to a paid account.

What if you want to be able to access your favorite Web sites from any computer and share these with your students? You could use an online social bookmarking Web site that allows you to bookmark, and share specific Web sites students can use to reinforce or review course content, or do research for class assignments without the need for typing in long URLs.

Try using Diigo (see Web site above) to save not only bookmarks online, but also screenshots, documents, highlighted notes, and images. With an educator’s account (see Web Site Example above), you can set up a "learning network" by creating student accounts, grouping students into separate classes or groups for online collaboration, or setting up groups for collaboration with other teachers.

In this activity students will read about Driving Etiquette as a class and then break into small groups to study a second topic and present what they learned to the class.

DMV.org is not affiliated with any state government. Their goal is to bring the DMV and safety to everyone in a simple and easy to understand format. Other topics at the site include Licensing, ID, Registration and Title, Tickets and Violations, Insurance, Buying and Selling Cars, Car Maintenance, How to Pack an Emergency Kit, and more.

In this activity students will read about basic car care and write a summary. As a followup activity they will select a second topic to write about and report to the class.

The site, DMV.org is not operated by any state government agency. It's purpose is to make the "DMV simple." It includes topics about getting a drivers license, registration, dealing with tickets, insurance, buying and selling a car, creating an emergency kit, car maintenance, driving safety and more.

In this activity, the class will examine different traditional roles of first ladies, including: setting fashion standards, uplifting national spirit in times of crisis, serving as a White House representative, campaigning for her husband, and/or promoting charities and causes. Besides investigating the topic, students will evaluate Web information using an online image analysis worksheet.