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Internet
Marketing for High School Teachers
at
Old
Dominion University

| Sometimes it's fun to build a lesson around
a holiday or some other theme. If that type of lesson "speaks" to
you, here are a few links your might be able to use to help you get started
in planning your lesson. I always did this, and the kids lived it!
If you think you will use it, then BOOKMARK THIS PAGE! |
Hoaxes | Income
Taxes | Books | Cars | Food
and Drink
Movies and TV |
News
| Stocks
HOAXES AND VIRUSES
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Disney and Microsoft are NOT going to send
you $5000 for forwarding an e-mail to everyone you know. Check out
this and other Internet rumors at Don't
Spread That Hoax.
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If someone sends you an e-mail that says,
"A pet squirrel for you," DON"T OPEN IT! If you do, your computer
will spontaneously combust... Sound familiar? Viruses can be
scary, but there's no need to freak out. Understand them and get
on the latest viruses and hoaxes at Stiller
Research.
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This really IS an encylcopedia of hoaxes!
Get hundreds of links, as well as explanations and photos on every hoax
you can imagine at Cliff
Pickover's Encyclopedia of Hoaxes.
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Who ya gonna call? Hoaxbusters!
Get the skinny on hoaxes and chain letters from the U.S. Department of
Energy's CIAC, or Computer
Incident Advisory Center.
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Avoid Internet, telephone, and other Scams
at Scambusters.
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An interesting set of diplomatic "copy and
paste" responses and explanations for your friends when they keep sending
all of those scares at the Urban
Legend Combat Kit.
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Win $1,000,000 by taking the James
Randi Educational Foundation Challenge, and check out the origins of
some hoaxes.
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Find some of the greatest hoaxes of all time--Internet
and non-Internet alike--at The
Museum of Hoaxes.
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Very specific, but interesting. Some
believe that we've never actually landed on the moon, and that it was all
staged in Hollywood. Check out the moon
hoax.
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If you still think you're too gullible, take
this inteactive tutorial Internet
Detective course.
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One last crack at a few more Urban
Legends.
INCOME TAX SOURCES
For Federal Forms
NON IRS SITES
BOOKS
AUTOMOBILES
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Need the Low-Down on a new or used car?
Check out the Kelly Blue
Book before you buy.
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Still not sure? Try AutoWorld
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Do you feel like you get taken advantage of when
you shop for a car? Learn
some of the 'games' dealers play.
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Trying to s-t-r-e-t-c-h your dollars by buying
used? Check out the Internet's biggest Auto
Trader, updated every day.
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What are the experts saying about the car YOU
are ready to buy? Find out at Edmund's.
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Need to know what your payment will be?
Calculate it at People
First.
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Why don't you compare a few side by side before
you purchase? Go to The
Intelligent Choice.
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Need advice about or a link to auto loans or insurance?
Check out Microsoft's Carpoint.
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Feeling really adventurous, and you want to actually
buy or sell on-line? Autobytel
is waiting for you.
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And maybe saving the best for last, check out
Autopedia
for everything you see above and more!
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How do you know that the used car you are about
to buy isn't a
?
You can check on any used car! Try Carfax.
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Finally, if you want a site that does it all at
one location, try giggo.
FOOD AND DRINK
MOVIES AND TELEVISION
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Want to be a star? Want to break into Hollywood?
Try here first. Done
Deal
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Movie
and Television Scripts
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DVD
releases
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How'd you like to preview the hottest movies?
No, I mean REALLY preview them! See full-length previews--the
exact
sames ones you'll see at the movies--at Moviefone.
VERY cool.
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The
Internet movie Database
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Soon-to-be-released
Movies
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Don't forget to read the on-line issue of the
prominent Variety magazine.
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Sometimes you need to know just how "family-oriented"
your movie is. Check out your movie's content by visiting Kids-in-Mind.
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Ever seen a television commercial, and you would
love to see it again, but it just doesn't show up? Try adcritic.
Watch your favorite and funniest commercials over and over again.
You're gonna love it!
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And one of my personal favorites,
Atomfilms.com,
shows full feature "mini-films" that run between 4 and 20 minutes.
Watch a show!
NEWS
STOCKS AND OTHER FINANCIAL
RESOURCES
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