Blogs about: History Tech
Featured Blog
Tip of the Week - KIM strategy
I ran across a nice, basic graphic organizer the other day that looks useful. I’ll be honest, haven’t used it yet with kids. But it looks like one of those graphic organizers that works ac… more →
History Tech
iPods and Differentiated Instruction
glennw wrote 4 days ago: What if we taught like an iPhone? What if instead of trying to adapt our lessons to meet each studen … more →
Tip of the Week - KIM strategy
glennw wrote 1 week ago: I ran across a nice, basic graphic organizer the other day that looks useful. I’ll be honest, … more →
Famous people who left their browsers open
glennw wrote 1 week ago: Along the lines of John Quincy Adams Twitter feed, Historical Tweets and Lincoln’s Facebook pa … more →
Soldier's Mail - World War One letters posted in blog format
glennw wrote 1 week ago: Sam Avery Last week I wrote a quick post concerning Veteran’s Day resources and received a com … more →
Wolfram|Alpha - A search tool that's more than a search tool
glennw wrote 2 weeks ago: My dad was an Oldsmobile man. He never bought any other brand. And if he ever had to ride in (or hea … more →
Vets and Vets Day
— 7 comments
glennw wrote 2 weeks ago: Armistice participants and train car, November 11 1918 (wikipedia) November 11, 1918. 5:00 am, Compi … more →
The Decade in Seven Minutes
glennw wrote 2 weeks ago: Newsweek has put together a quick seven minute video recapping the last ten years. Interesting not j … more →
Breathing Life into History
glennw wrote 2 weeks ago: I have read and used a few good textbooks, Joy Hakim’s History of US comes to mind. The key wo … more →
Tip of the Week - Pretty powerful panoramic pictures
glennw wrote 3 weeks ago: I’m a big believer in the power of photographs and images. And if you can find really big phot … more →
The census is coming! The census is coming!
glennw wrote 1 month ago: According to the timer at the Census in Schools site, the 2010 US Census is only 154 hours, 22 hours … more →
World Digital Library
— 2 comments
glennw wrote 1 month ago: Do you teach World History? Then the new World Digital Library is a must visit. A cooperative projec … more →
Tip of the Week - Where are we?
— 2 comments
glennw wrote 1 month ago: I love Google Earth and all of its bells and whistles. But the following activity is a great way to … more →
Hanging in there, Elizabeth!
glennw wrote 1 month ago: I’m sure some of you may have already seen these photos. But for those of you who haven’ … more →
George and Abe, presidents, leaders and poets
glennw wrote 1 month ago: Okay . . . simple exercise. Make a list of words that come to mind when you think of George Washingt … more →
Artifact-based instruction and ExploreHistory
glennw wrote 1 month ago: I first began really thinking about using artifacts as a part of instruction when I met Keil Hileman … more →
Tip of the Week - Copyrightfriendly wiki
glennw wrote 1 month ago: A group of teachers and technology integration folks are talking this morning about creating and pub … more →
Gerrymandering, teaching government & the Redistricting Game
glennw wrote 1 month ago: I just got off the phone with a high school government teacher who was looking for a way to have kid … more →
History's icons?
glennw wrote 1 month ago: One hundred portraits of history’s most iconic people. Portraits explore the relationship betw … more →
Don't Do vs. Do Do
glennw wrote 1 month ago: I get the chance every month to spend some time with a group of technology integration specialists … more →
