The Future of Teaching the Past, Part II

March 17th, 2009 § 0 comments

As a follow up to yesterday's slides, here is a link to the Omeka website that I developed to support the talk at the National Council for History Education. It's much better than the slides because you can actually explore the resources and tools.

Have at it and let me know what you think.

The Future of Teaching the Past: Digital Technologies and History Education in the 21st Century (http://chnm.gmu.edu/staff/sharon/workspace/OmekaEd/)

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