The Artist’s Toolkit lets you explore the tools visual artists use - like line, color, and balance - to create visual art.

Bitstrip is an online comic strip, made by you.

Super Hero Squad, Create Your Comic, using Marvel Comic Characters is pretty unbelievable. Students can make a comic anywhere from one page to twenty two pages long. No accounts are needed. You simply log on and start creating. You have the option of saving to a PDF or printing directly from the site.

Over 13 episodes of Design Squad, eight high school contestants tackle engineering challenges for an actual client—from building a machine that makes pancakes to a "summer sled" for LL Bean. In the final episode, the top two scorers battle for the Grand Prize—a $10,000 college scholarship from the Intel® Foundation.

Art on the Net is a collective of artists from around the world that share their work on the World Wide Web.

Arts Ed Net is a national collaborative project for educators interested in Visual Arts and how to use the Internet in the classroom. Images can be sorted by title, artist and date. Lesson plans and curriculum are included.

Kaleidoscope is the applet that makes it easy for anyone to be a painter.  Just drag the mouse and watch what happens.

Incredibox is a neat website that allows you to create unique rhythms and sounds from drag-and-drop menu. The sounds in the menus are recordings of a Bobby McFerrin-like artist making "human beat box" sounds. You can experiment with different sound loops, choruses, and instrumental sounds to create your own unique sound loops. To use Incredibox just head over to the website, select the English or French version, then start mixing sounds by dragging from the menu to the website, select the English or French version, then start mixing sounds by dragging from the menu to the "people field." Every time you add a new sound a new person appears in the screen. Click a person to delete the sound he represents.

My Files is owned and maintained by Jim Paterson, a classical and film music enthusiast living in Scotland. Each month, he features ten classical composers and sheet music for the various instruments of selected classical or film scores.

The San Francisco Symphony's website Keeping Score is a comprehensive website full of educational materials about composers, scores, musical techniques, and symphonies. There are two elements of Keeping Score that should be of particular interest to educators. The most immediately accessible section of Keeping Score is the interactive education elements that contain videos, images, and texts that tell the stories of composers. The interactive section also features explanations of musical techniques, the history of notable events and themes in the symphonic world, and analysis of various scores.

The College Football Hall of Fame is designed to put you in the middle of all the action. From your first step onto the Gridiron Plaza, to the moment you exit through our unique gift shop, you'll see the sport from every possible angle.