Let's use this corner of the discussion board to pass along recommended websites. Please be sure to describe the site's contents and whether you consider it useful as a reference for teachers or for direct student use.
Before adding a resource, please scan those included here. If someone has already suggested the resource, reply to that post and offer your own point of view. Perhaps you see a strength or shortcoming others did not or perhaps you anticipate a use they did not. Also - many websites expand or improve over time and deserve a fresh appraisal. Others fall behind and are no longer "the places" to go or to send students. In short, share what YOU think.
Please help readers by putting a short label for your resource in the subject line. Examples:
Japanese Art Gallery -- web resource
Vietnamese Water Puppets -- web resource[Edit by="Clay Dube on Mar 8, 1:10:51 PM"][/Edit]
