Here are some helpful links for parents and students looking for study help:

• Students of all ages and educators can access an excellent portal to using the Internet for education by going to aol@school.
• Cool sites with lots of reference materials.
• Almost every subject is organized by subject when you go to this homework link.
• Ask a question and they’ll send you an answer. Specific homework help from The Discovery Channel.
• All math, all the time for students of algebra and beyond. Voted the "Best Math Homework Helper" by Yahoo. Ask a question and you’ll get back step-by-step instructions on how to solve your thorny question.
• Hundreds of books are available online. Visit Project Gutenberg.
• A huge array of subjects, ideas, things to do and interesting stuff is available at the Homework Spot.
• Get your information from the same place the librarians do: Librarians’ Index to the Internet.
• An online listing of dictionaries, glossaries and encyclopedias - but as the man says, be patient, it’s constantly being updated.
• Try Fact Monster for homework help and lots of fun.
• Ask for help from the experts or post your question in the Jiskha Homework Forum.
• You love watching and reading National Geographic; now get homework help.
• Try visiting the Beehive for school help--all levels, plus a parents’ page.
• Here’s a homework help portal site with links to many other sites.
• Aaaaaaaah, algebra. Get help here. Or try Hotmath, where there are step-by-step explanations of actual problems from textbooks.
• Visit High School Hub--online interactive learning center for teens. There are sister sites, too, that you can access from here.
• Homework help in Spanish.
• Librarians Online--either their favorite links, or via live chat 5 to 11 p.m. M-Th and 3 to 11 p.m. Sunday.
• Volunteer teachers help students older than 13 with specific math problems at Math Goodies.