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Ask A Digital Historian

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KeepVid

Oct 10 2011
Use this handy tool to download and save videos from the web. Read on for instructions! [...] »

Surfing the Web Successfully

Oct 10 2011
Online searching got you down? Try using these tips and tricks in you next search! [...] »

Introducing Students to Interactive Whiteboards

Jul 7 2011
SMART boards are only as useful as you make them. [...] »

When Copyright Meets the Classroom

May 5 2011
Understanding fair use and public domain are key to finding your way through the labyrinth of copyright law. [...] »

Primary and Secondary Sources through Video

May 5 2011
Can video help me teach about primary and secondary sources? [...] »

Just Blog About It! (Part 2)

Mar 3 2011
Everything you ever wanted to know about blogs, and more! [...] »

Just Blog About It! (Part 1)

Mar 3 2011
Everything you ever wanted to know about blogs, and more! [...] »

Finding a Speaker Willing to Use Digital Networks

Mar 3 2011
Acquiring a teacher or historian that will speak on the American Revolution and use services such as Skype proves harder than it sounds. [...] »

Understanding and Appreciating WWII Veterans

Nov 11 2010
Websites that assist students in compiling information on WWII battles, veterans, and services for Veteran's Day projects. [...] »

History and New Media

Jul 7 2010
As more new media tools are developed, and more primary sources digitally archived, historians must find new ways to sort and present the data meaningfully. [...] »

Ask a Historian

Milton Friedman and Herbert Hoover are excellent sources.

Ask a Master Teacher

Standardization is a fairly new concept in education.

Ask a Digital Historian

Understanding fair use and public domain are key to finding your way through the labyrinth of copyright law.

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