It's been awhile since we've sent out a newsletter, but not for lack of news. We've just had our hands full with a bunch of great projects. So here's the latest--and not so latest--from Eduweb. And there's more to come later this year!

The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) has named our own Web site, eduweb.com, one of twenty-one "Landmark Websites for Teaching and Learning."

AASL, a division of the American Library Association (ALA), chose these sites for "their exemplary histories of authoritative, dynamic content and curricular relevance." While it's rather dizzying to be in such rarified company as NASA, PBS, MIT, the Smithsonian, and the Library of Congress, it's only because of the terrific organizations that we've had the privilege to work with over the years. AASL will be promoting these Landmark Websites to librarians and educators over the next year, expanding the reach of our clients' projects.

Our 3D learning game WolfQuest won several awards this year:

Betwixt Folly and Fate, a learning game that we developed with Colonial Williamsburg last year, won an Award of Excellence in the Interactive: Gaming category at the 15th annual Communicator Awards. In addition, Colonial Williamsburg's Electronic Field Trip program won several Communicator awards in the Education category. Eduweb develops the online learning interactives for these programs.

Into the Book, a reading and literacy Web site that we developed with Wisconsin's Educational Communications Award, won the 2009 Interactive Media Award from the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA).

• Decontamination: Set up and conduct a radiological decontamination for a group of people who were near the blast.
• Operational Sites: Determine where the Mass Fatalities Operational Sites will be located and advise their operation during the response.
• Community Assistance Center: Set up a Community Assistance Center to provide services to the members of the community as they struggle to recover.