Travel, Teach, Live in Korea
http://www.kimsoft.com/korea/eyewit.htm
An eye witness account of the history of Korea by a Korean from 1930 to 1955. Photos and excerpts from recently declassified US, Chinese and Russian secret documents. Topics include: Kim Il Sung's guerrillas, US occupation of South Korea, Korean War and CIA covert operations in Korea.The Korea Society
http://www.koreasociety.org/
Provides information on current topics from art exhibits and the Korean war to the Korean economy and current relations with the United States. Has downloadable lesson plans for K-12 students. Also provides information on Unesco Youth camps in Korea and fellowships to study in Korea.Korea Window
http://www.kois.go.kr/
Provides articles about Korean culture, economics and politics as well as directory access to resources on arts/culture, business/economy, cities/provinces, computer/internet, education, government, news/media, science/technology, society/life, sports/recreation and travel. A section entitled, Learn about Korea, has information on language and culture, geography and people, history, national symbols and links to publications available from the Korean government. Includes links to different government sites and Korean newspapers.Korean Embassy
http://www.koreaembassyusa.org/
Facts about Korea, basic information on history, population, education, religion and symbols. The Information and Cultural Service provides information to educators for free, including books, CD-ROMS and pamphlets. Also provides information on visiting Korea.
Life in Korea: Cultural Spotlights
http://www.lifeinkorea.com/culture/spotlight.cfm
Provides pictures and introductory articles about Korean culture, society and customs. Good place to look for pictures of Korea.
Martial Arts
http://microbiol.org/vl.martial.arts/korean.htm
As part of the WWW Virtual Library Project this is a huge collection of un-annotated but well organized links (including a search index) to all aspects of martial arts. Site contents include Korean Styles (Tae-Kwondo (Taekwondo), Kempo, and Hapkido).Teaching about Korea: Lessons for Students in Grades 4-12
http://www.indiana.edu/%7Eeasc/resources/index.htm#KOREA
Lessons about geography, history, culture and economy.Resources for Teaching about Korea
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~cks2003/
Well organized web site with internet resources on Korean history, literature, culture, economy, politics and other information.
WWW Virtual Library: North Korea
http://www.skas.org/
WWW Virtual Library: South Korea
http://www.skas.org/
