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In February, 1997, Susan Brooks and Bill Byles began a collaborative effort to extend assistance to fellow teachers. In November of 2000 that project expanded to a web presence known as Internet 4 Classrooms ("i4c"), a free web portal designed to assist anyone who wants to find high-quality, free Internet resources to use in classroom instruction, developing project ideas, reinforcing specific subject matter areas both in the class and at home and even for online technology tutorials. The portal is used by teachers, parents and students of all ages on six of the seven continents (there are not many classrooms in Antarctica) and is available to anyone with an Internet connection. We do not charge a subscription fee. 

Any topic that we cover on the site is fair game, from educational subject matter, computer assistance, etc. Feel free to reach us through our email addresses on the bottom of this page, by posting to our blog, or using Twitter. We answer requests for help, concerns, or anything you want to write about. We are using social networking also so that we can share our answers with other users who may have similar questions. This is the part we love best about i4c, connecting with our users and offering our assistance. We get many requests a day, and respond personally to each.

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