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Learning.snagfilms.com allows you to see full length world history movies as well as cut and paste portions of them. You can also get parts of each film and embed them on your blog or PowerPoint.
- The Carnival Of Bad History Is Coming To The World History Blog
I am pleased to announce that the Carnival of Bad History is coming to the World History Blog. It will be hosted here on Friday, September 22nd. If you see a good post on bad history or a really bad history post, please let me know. This is a description...
- Another Alternative To Powerpoint
This might be the coolest presentation package that I've seen yet. I have already blogged my thoughts about this topic on the US History Teachers Blog. If you want to stick with your existing PowerPoint presentations, you can make them interactive...
- A Short How To Flip Post
At the end of the month, George Coe and I are co-presenting on flipping the classroom. Below is the PowerPoint we will be using. The hardest thing to do is to cut what you want to lecture to ten or fewer minutes. To create the lecture watch...
- Ghana, Songhai, Mali
Tomorrow I will be at a chairs' meeting and my students will be doing a fairly traditional e-learning assignment from viewing this PowerPoint on Ghana, Mali and Songhai and then making sure they understand the connections between the three eastern...
- Presentation From Google Docs
We do a ton of collaboration at my school so I can tell you that I have added very little to the PowerPoint above. But I did upload it into the "Presentation" mode (Google's name for PowerPoint) and since I my district requires us to use Blackboard,...
World History
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Watch more free documentariesLearning.snagfilms.com allows you to see full length world history movies as well as cut and paste portions of them. You can also get parts of each film and embed them on your blog or PowerPoint.
- The Carnival Of Bad History Is Coming To The World History Blog
I am pleased to announce that the Carnival of Bad History is coming to the World History Blog. It will be hosted here on Friday, September 22nd. If you see a good post on bad history or a really bad history post, please let me know. This is a description...
- Another Alternative To Powerpoint
This might be the coolest presentation package that I've seen yet. I have already blogged my thoughts about this topic on the US History Teachers Blog. If you want to stick with your existing PowerPoint presentations, you can make them interactive...
- A Short How To Flip Post
At the end of the month, George Coe and I are co-presenting on flipping the classroom. Below is the PowerPoint we will be using. The hardest thing to do is to cut what you want to lecture to ten or fewer minutes. To create the lecture watch...
- Ghana, Songhai, Mali
Tomorrow I will be at a chairs' meeting and my students will be doing a fairly traditional e-learning assignment from viewing this PowerPoint on Ghana, Mali and Songhai and then making sure they understand the connections between the three eastern...
- Presentation From Google Docs
We do a ton of collaboration at my school so I can tell you that I have added very little to the PowerPoint above. But I did upload it into the "Presentation" mode (Google's name for PowerPoint) and since I my district requires us to use Blackboard,...