Answer:
   
   One of the best sites for finding collected divrei Torah is the
   [5]Torah Study Opportunities on the 'Net
   ([6]http://uahc.org/congs/dc/dc001/torahnet/) maintained by Eric
   Simon. Although Eric is Reform, he has a love and an intense interest
   in traditional divrei Torah. This site collects together all Torah and
   Torah study opportunities available on the internet and by Email. It
   provides links to easily join Torah study email lists, provides links
   to collections of divrei Torah, provides a page of links of Torah
   study for children, and much more.
   
   The machine shamash.org contains a [7]Torah discourse collection at
   the URL <[8]http://shamash.org/tanach/tanach.html>, plus archives of
   various Jewish-interest mailing lists. Shamash also provides an
   [9]awesome index search, it is at:
   <[10]http://www.shamash.org/tanach/search.html>. There should also be
   collections of D'vrei Torah at the sites known for originating such
   commentaries, such as [11]http://www.chabad.org/ and
   [12]http://www.torah.org/.
   
   There is also a free Talmud study course being offered by the net by
   Rabbi Judith Z. Abrams, Ph.D. For more information, see
   [13]http://www.maqom.com/, or write her at: [14]jabrams@maqom.com.