History Resources
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To share ideas, links, developments and challenges between history teachers in order to develop excellence and innovation in the teaching of history.
Location: Brisbane, Australia
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Latest Activity: Mar 15
Try these sites for some great resources
www.slideshare.net
www.fordham.edu/halsall
Just copy and paste them into your address bar. For more great sites, check out the links below. Join the History Teachers group at www.diigo.com to participate in sharing good-quality history resources for the classroom.
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Comment by Joseph Ferreira on January 19, 2011 at 9:36am -
As senior co-editor of H-High-S, the pre-collegiate network of H-Net: Humanities and Social Sciences On-Line, I would like to invite any member of this group to join H-High-S for free to participate in a large and growing community of professionals sharing ideas on teaching & resources in history. Co-editor Michael Hutchison and I are working on trial demos of the new Web 2.0/3.0 platform (Drupal) that H-Net is looking to merge its listserv-based networks with to take H-Net into a more interactive resource for pre-collegiate history & social science educators globally. Feel free to e-mail me at ferreiraj@kingphilip.org with any questions.
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