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Primary and Secondary Sources through Video
Teaser: Can video help me teach about primary and secondary sources?
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Finding a Speaker Willing to Use Digital Networks
Teaser: Bring history to life with Skype and other digital technologies.
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Historic Images are Everywhere
Teaser: Needed: directions to reliable databases for historic images.
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Just Blog About It! (Part 1)
Teaser: Everything you ever wanted to know about blogs, and more!
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iPads/Tablet Computers
Teaser: Discover a new world of teaching possibilities with portable tablet computers.
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Teaser: Does Facebook in the history classroom take social networking too far? Maybe not.
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Google Forms
Teaser: Collect information from your students and your peers with Google Forms.
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RSS
Teaser: Keep up with your favorite places on the Web with Really Simple Syndication (RSS).
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Web Poster Wizard
Teaser: Create a lesson, worksheet, or class page, and publish it online right away.
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Creating Campaign Commercials
Teaser: Students in Kristina Frank of Eagle Ridge Middle School's class script and film their own presidential campaign ads.
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Scribblar
Teaser: Teach in a virtual classroom? Try this collaborative online whiteboard tool.
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Group Text-Messaging Tools
Teaser: Students pay more attention to texts than emails? Speak to them in their own language with tools that protect professional distance and privacy.
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Introduction to Google Docs
Teaser: What exactly is Google Docs and how can you use it to encourage collaboration?In this official Google-created video, educators and other school personnel volunteer ways they've used Google Docs...
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IWitness
Teaser: Delve into 20th-century history with Holocaust survivor and witness testimonies.
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Evernote
Teaser: Keep track of and share notes with this tool for teachers or students.
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Chevron's Energyville
Teaser: Get students thinking about planning and prediction in the past with this game on resource management.
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Markup
Teaser: Annotate and highlight useful websites, then share your comments with others.
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Google Earth
Teaser: Bring geography into the history classroom with resources from Google Earth.
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Weebly
Teaser: Don't be daunted by website creation—Weebly offers a user-friendly DIY interface.
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