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There are many educational resources listed of particular interest to biblical scholars and we welcome recommendations. If you discover a website or other resource that may be of interest to biblical scholars, please let us know.

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Research Tools - Find tools for researching and writing papers here.
 
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Web Resources: Get help Starting your Projects >>

Dozens of archaeological digs throughout the Middle East and Europe are looking for volunteers each summer. Go to Find a Dig from the Biblical Archaeology Society to find up-to-date information..
 
Archaeological Institute of  America's "Archaeology 101" page has great ideas that can be applied to Bible and religion classrooms.

PhDdata.org
This site is the product of the combined initiative and efforts of several doctorate students in the U.S.A., Argentina and Israel, who felt the need for one site that would concentrate all existing information on doctoral researches around the world.

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Check out the new Middle Egyptian Wiki: Eglyptionary
 
Over at Diende they have an easy-to-use  Biblical Studies Glossary 
 
The Wabash Center has a great list of web resources.
See their Internet Guide to Religion

The Chronicle of Higher Education >>

The Bible Literacy Project >>

NOVA's The Bibles Buried Secrets can be viewed at their site. The two hour program is broken into five to ten minute chapters for easier classroom use.
  
Biblical Fonts
The SBL is currently developing a new series of high-quality fonts for digital and print use. Hebrew was the first in the series to be released followed by SBL Greek. Latin is in development.

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Teaching the Bible
Teaching the Bible in Public School

SBL Members Syllabi Collection >> 

New International Guidelines for Teaching Religion in Public Schools

A commentary on the guidelines by Charles C. Haynes of the First Amendment Center:
To Advance Religious Freedom, Teach About Religion
 
For SBL Program Units on Teaching see the Annual Meeting Program Unit Page >>
 
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