• Official ROBOLAB Website - http://www.lego.com/dacta/robolab
  This web site features information on ROBOLAB products as well as links to official downloads and support resources
  
  
• Pitsco LEGO - DACTA Store - http://www.pldstore.com
  The Pitsco LEGO-DACTA store is the official retailer of all LEGO Educational Materials in the U.S. ROBOLAB can be purchased from here by any consumer (teacher, parent, individual etc..)

Curriculum

• Carnegie Mellon's Commitment to Education site http://www.rec.ri.cmu.edu/education/
  This is an excellent site created by Carnegie Mellon on robtoics with lots o fgreat curriculum and more

• Build It Yourself Toy Laboratory - http://www.build-it-yourself.com/
  A great site with fabulous hands-on projects that appeal to kids They also have great hints for building with LEGOs
  
  
• Kent NGfL (National Grid for Learning) - http://www.kented.org.uk/ngfl/robolab/
  Reports, lesson plans, and approaches of ROBOLAB in a British curriculum.
  
  
• Robotics Challenge - http://challenge.enoreo.on.ca/index.htm.
  A unique multi-year educational project aimed at students in grades four to twelve sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of Enterprise, Opportunity, and Innovation.
  
  
• ROBOLAB @ Susanna Moodie Elem. School - http://www.hpedsb.on.ca/smood/Lego/index.htm
  Another website that has much information about the LEGO educational experience. Lots of great links!
  
  
• Mrs Crowe's Robotics on the Web - http://www1.webramp.net/Crowesclassroom/roboticshomepage.htm
  A collection of lesson plans and links to other cool LEGO robotics sites

Groups

• LUGNET (Lego Users Group Network)- http://www.lugnet.com
  LUGNET has fabulous LEGO resources ranging from pieces in sets to a wide array of discussion groups on robotics, education, ROBOLAB and more

Resources

• NQC (Not Quite C) - http://www.baumfamily.org/nqc/
  If you want to program the RCX with a C-like syntax than NQC is an excellent alternative to ROBOLAB.
  
  
• MIT Yellow Brick Logo - http://el.media.mit.edu/projects/ybl/
  MIT Yellow Brick Logo is an implementation of the Logo language for the LEGO RCX Brick (with its own firmware)

• EducaTech - http://www.educatec.ch
  A multi language website is dedicated to increasing "the understanding of Technology and engineering in Primary and secondary school systems."

Examples, Ideas and Cool Projects

• Boulette's Robotics in Luxemburg -http://www.convict.lu/Jeunes/RoboticsIntro.htm
  A fabulous site that features high end robotics and ROBOLAB projects with great descriptions and the code used.
  
  
• Philippe Hurbain 's Page of Information on LEGO Components & more.. -http://www.philohome.com/sensors.htm
  
  
• Ole Caprani 's RCX Manual - http://legolab.daimi.au.dk/DigitalControl.dir/RCX/Manual.dir/RCXManual.html
  Everyt technical detail you want to know about the RCX, its internals, sensors, and more
  
  
• David Creek Elem. RCX Robotics - http://courses.marshall.edu/~hamilton/public/robots/RCX.htm
  Some great examples of RCX robots built by fifth grade students
  
  
• Collaborative Learning Through Real-Time Embedded System Design - http://www.cis.ksu.edu/chert/ret-site/
  NSF RET Program for Educators to learn about embedded system design
  

Robotics in general

• Robots - http://www.42explore.com/robots.htm
  A good primer for those who are just getting familiarized with the idea of robots. Also has some great links to robot sites made by kids for kids.

• Robots in Industry - http://www.morph.demon.co.uk/Electronics/robots.htm
  A good paper on the development of robotics – past, present, and future.

• Robotics: Where AI Meets the Real World - http://www.gslis.utexas.edu/~palmquis/courses/project98/robotics/
  Detailed information on robots used in academia and industry.

• Artificial Intelligence Laboratory - Department of Information Technology - University of Zürich - http://www.ifi.unizh.ch/ailab/
  A whole website devoted to the development of intelligent robots that mimic natural movements. Contains various resources for researchers, teachers, and enthusiasts.