World History
If you look at George's post below, it mentions that Google Earth worked with UVA to build the 3D buildings in Rome's creation. If you want to see the "Rome Reborn" site from UVA, it is here. It has many shots that you might want to show your students after watching the short film in George's post.
- Kate Brown Makes A Debut On World History Blog
Where Kate Brown makes her first post at WHB by introducing herself: It will be of no surprise to regular readers of this blog that Miland Brown?s wife endures exposure to history?particularly Roman history. The exposure occurs through various History...
- Tools Of The Historian
Each year I have my world history students complete at least one document based question which we just did one on Rome. Well I was looking at the post below where I put the e-book and noticed a link from it called "Tools of the Historian," which...
- World Wonders Project
A lot of us use Google Earth to show our students important historical sites. Well now Google Earth has put 132 historical sites into one location called the World Wonders Project. which includes Google Earth images as well as information abou...
- Blank Maps
Adding on to George's post, one of the first sites I wrote about on this blog was about outline maps which you can print out and have your kids write on. They are political and physical. No, wait, don't print them out! Now you...
- Splicd
I'll take the cue from George in the post below. If you want to show a portion of a Youtube video, all you need to do is to go to Splicd and enter in the url as well as the starting and ending point and you can omit the rest of the video. For...
World History
Rome Reborn
- Kate Brown Makes A Debut On World History Blog
Where Kate Brown makes her first post at WHB by introducing herself: It will be of no surprise to regular readers of this blog that Miland Brown?s wife endures exposure to history?particularly Roman history. The exposure occurs through various History...
- Tools Of The Historian
Each year I have my world history students complete at least one document based question which we just did one on Rome. Well I was looking at the post below where I put the e-book and noticed a link from it called "Tools of the Historian," which...
- World Wonders Project
A lot of us use Google Earth to show our students important historical sites. Well now Google Earth has put 132 historical sites into one location called the World Wonders Project. which includes Google Earth images as well as information abou...
- Blank Maps
Adding on to George's post, one of the first sites I wrote about on this blog was about outline maps which you can print out and have your kids write on. They are political and physical. No, wait, don't print them out! Now you...
- Splicd
I'll take the cue from George in the post below. If you want to show a portion of a Youtube video, all you need to do is to go to Splicd and enter in the url as well as the starting and ending point and you can omit the rest of the video. For...