Free Access to "The Idea of America"- a New
Interactive High School History Program
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Colonial Williamsburg has developed a new, interactive high school American history web-based program called "The Idea of America". And YOU and your students can beta test this program for free during the 2009-2010 school year.
Click here to learn more!
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Take Your Students on Free Electronic Field Trips from Colonial Williamsburg...
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 For the second year in a row, ANUAH is working with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation to provide teachers, students and schools in Alaska with free scholarships to participate in their '09-'10 series of electronic field trips (valued at $500 per school). Act fast, these scholarships won't last long.
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Learn the Historian's Craft: Free, Self-Paced, Online Course Available!
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"Archival Research Basics with the National Archives" created by the National Archives and Records Administration, Pacific Alaska Region is a 1 credit course, designed to assist teacher wishing to learn how to research with original documents at NARA facilities across the United States and online.
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Free Curriculum Resources Available from the U.S. Department of State
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"Today in Washington: The Media and Diplomacy" is an instructional package that explores the interaction between diplomats and reporters throughout our history.
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Join ANUAH- A Professional Development Community for Alaskan Educators
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 The Alaska Network for Understanding American History (ANUAH) is ready to help Alaskan teachers of American History explore the art & science of 21st Century Education.
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Using 21st Century Tools & Skills to Build a Networked Community of Practice
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Entering the 21st century, we have more varied and better technologies, which offer a brighter promise for creating a similar community of educators & scholars dedicated to enriching their lives as teaching professionals. This panel hopes to engage in a critical discussion of the promise and pitfalls inherent in using digital tools to create communities of professional development. Click here to learn more!
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