Links: Introductory Sociology: www.sociology.org.uk

Elements of Sociology	A sample lesson from an Independent Study course, this provides a couple of (closely-typed) pages of notes, plus selected Key Words, on the topic of Social Structure and Social Interaction. A self-assessment test is included (but since the answers are printed on the page this is probably best used in the context of a teacher-led lesson where the page is edited and printed). There are also further examples of courses offered (with similar resources available).
Introduction To Sociology	Using a slightly-different approach to "Introducing Sociology", this site uses PowerPoint slides to illustrate some introductory ideas in terms of: Defining Sociology, Socialisation and Deviance, Social Class, Gender and Ethnicity (the illustrative material is, it should be noted, largely drawn from American society). This is part of a larger site that includes more-complex materials (relating to areas like Rural and World Sociology) that are worth exploring at some point in your course.
Ohio State	A series of PowerPoint presentations (to download or use online) covering areas like sociological perspectives, socialisation, stratification, health and deviance. The slides are fairly basic in both their presentation (standard PowerPoint backgrounds and animations) and content - probably best-used in the classroom as illustrative material or as a starting-point for further discussion / development. There are also some Pdf files available for download on a range of topics.
Sociologist at Large	Robert Young has put together a busy site (with stuff like a guestbook and message board available on-site) that reflects a personal enthusiasm for Sociology that's nice to come across. A range of materials are available (including well-written Introductory Notes that introduce some basic concepts (structure, institutions, etc.) that I suspect will eventually link into a more-extensive introduction to the subject). The site is generally worth checking from time-to-time (if only to see what's been added since the last time you visited...), but it will cost you a one-off payment of $5 (approx. £2) to get access...
Sociology 101: Study Notes	The objective of these 50-odd PowerPoint slides is to "highlight key themes, and topics as part of an overall introduction to sociology" and, as such, offers a slightly different way of presenting these ideas to students. The slides are necessarily "basic" in terms of the information they contain and are intended, perhaps, as a way of starting discussions about the nature of sociological forms of enquiry rather than as "study notes", per se. The slides can be viewed through a web browser or downloaded for display through PowerPoint.
Sociology 1020	Minimal to the point of looking as if it was knocked-up on a wet afternoon by someone who decided to teach themselves FrontPage and then gave it up as a bad job, this site is nevertheless built around an introductory set of lecture notes. These cover a range of areas (from the obligatory "What is Sociology?", through perspectives and methods to areas like social change. There's nothing fancy here; nothing but notes some helpful notes and supporting links on a page...
Systems and Problems	Although part of a larger site offering a wide range of introductory (and more advanced) readings, the main interest here for those new to Sociology is a handy glossary of terms. The definitions are a little basic but should serve as a starting point for the development of a course glossary of significant terms and concepts.