World History
The Wall Street Journal created a great page showing legacies of World War I that continue to shape our lives today.
The page is series of pictures representing different categories like politics, culture, arms, tactics, etc. It's very cool and students might have fun clicking through it or, it might make for a good webquest.
The site even includes a quiz!
Thanks to Liz Ramos for tweeting the link.
- The New York Times Learning Network
Following a link from the Yahoo! Directory, I came upon a great teaching resource. It is the The New York Times Learning Network. It includes free news and education resource for teachers of grades 3-12, their students, and parents. It also includes current...
- Awesome Animation Of 17th Century London
Ever wonder what 17th century London looked like? This cool award-winning animation lets you see block after block, as it might have looked just before the great fire of 1666. According to Open Culture where you can find the story, university students...
- Visualizing How A Population Reaches 7 Billion
Cool clip from NPR showing how a planet reaches 7 billion people. Thanks to Emily Haug for tweeting the link. ...
- More About Google Docs
Amit Agarwalis is an IT professional, India's first blogger, and a writer for the Wall Street Journal. He blogs in this country about everything digital. Here at this site are more than 50 or 75 entries about different things you can do with Goggle...
- The Song Dynasty (china's Golden Age)
I am teaching the Tang Song Dynasties after Spring break. Columbia University has an awesome site, Asia for Educators, with a series of pages about the Song Dynasty. It includes the five categories you see above (economics, technology, cities, Confucianism,...
World History
Legacies of WWI: Awesome Site
The page is series of pictures representing different categories like politics, culture, arms, tactics, etc. It's very cool and students might have fun clicking through it or, it might make for a good webquest.
The site even includes a quiz!
Thanks to Liz Ramos for tweeting the link.
- The New York Times Learning Network
Following a link from the Yahoo! Directory, I came upon a great teaching resource. It is the The New York Times Learning Network. It includes free news and education resource for teachers of grades 3-12, their students, and parents. It also includes current...
- Awesome Animation Of 17th Century London
Ever wonder what 17th century London looked like? This cool award-winning animation lets you see block after block, as it might have looked just before the great fire of 1666. According to Open Culture where you can find the story, university students...
- Visualizing How A Population Reaches 7 Billion
Cool clip from NPR showing how a planet reaches 7 billion people. Thanks to Emily Haug for tweeting the link. ...
- More About Google Docs
Amit Agarwalis is an IT professional, India's first blogger, and a writer for the Wall Street Journal. He blogs in this country about everything digital. Here at this site are more than 50 or 75 entries about different things you can do with Goggle...
- The Song Dynasty (china's Golden Age)
I am teaching the Tang Song Dynasties after Spring break. Columbia University has an awesome site, Asia for Educators, with a series of pages about the Song Dynasty. It includes the five categories you see above (economics, technology, cities, Confucianism,...