Resources
from Learn North Carolina:
The
Learn NC Home Page
Access
to Learn NC's links library, discussion forums and other resources.
Learn
NC's Links Library Database
Search
Learn NC's database of websites that support the NC curriculum.
Wield
the Web
A
website evaluation tool for use with students.
Resources
referenced in Ms. Pedersen's presentation:
American
Memory from the Library of Congress
A
wealth of documents, images, movies, sound clips, and other resources provided
free of charge by the federal government. None of the materials on
the site are copyright restricted.
The
National Archives
Numerous
on-line documents, plus the Digital
Classroom, which provides documents, teaching activities, professional
development tools, and information on History Day preparation.
NASA
The
space program's site, which offers a variety of special web pages on different
historical and modern space missions. The site includes numerous
primary documents and information on education
programs.
Resources
from other presenters:
Migration
and the American South, a Case Study
A
website by John J. Beck of Vance-Granville Community College
Images
of Power: Art as an Historiographic Tool
A
website by Jeff Kinard of Guildford Technical Community College
Other
resources referenced during the session:
Homepage
for the Center for World Indigenous Studies
This
page includes a selection of resources on fourth world peoples: http://www.cwis.org/wwwvl/indig-vl.html
The
Journal for Multimedia History
David
Trask referenced this site as an example of electronic history that is
more than simply "print plus."
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