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by fifer1863 on October 1, 2012

Tradigital History: Bringing History Alive!

Dr. James R. Beeghley

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by fifer1863 on August 8, 2012

Tradigital History: Bringing History Alive!

 

 

Historical Thinking Skills

Library of Congress Teacher Resources

SCIM-C Historical Inquiry Method

 

Tools

Prezi

Prezi Examples

Primary Sources Document Analysis

Interactive Textbook Reading Lesson

 

Blabberize

Glogster

Podomatic

Toondoo

 

Blogging

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by fifer1863 on July 19, 2012

Tradigital History: Bringing History Alive!

 

 

Tradigital History – ISTE 2012 on Prezi

 

Historical Thinking Skills

Library of Congress Teacher Resources

SCIM-C Historical Inquiry Method

 

Tools

Prezi

Prezi Examples

Primary Sources Document Analysis

Interactive Textbook Reading Lesson

 

Blabberize

Glogster

Podomatic

Toondoo

 

Blogging

Blogging Examples:

Voicethread

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June 22, 2012

Tradigital History: Bringing History Alive!     Tradigital History – ISTE 2012 on Prezi   Historical Thinking Skills Library of Congress Teacher Resources SCIM-C Historical Inquiry Method   Tools Prezi Prezi Examples Primary Sources Document Analysis Interactive Textbook Reading Lesson   Blabberize Elizabeth Cady Stanton Biography Glogster Event Review Pearl Harbor Emancipation Proclamation Icons of [...]

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Teaching the Civil War Podcast Episode 25 – The Gettysburg Cyclorama

June 11, 2012

      Thanks for staying subscribed to my podcast and I hope you enjoy listening. In this episode I am talking about a recent family trip to Gettysburg where we spent a some time and visited the Gettysburg Cyclorama painting. Feedback on the show? email me at podcast@teachthecivilwar.com Follow Me on Twitter Music is [...]

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Dinosaur Footprints on the Gettysburg Battlefield

May 21, 2012

This is the last in this series of videos from our recent trip to Gettysburg.  What a great day, can’t wait to get back there with the kids. In this video Jacob (with help from his brother Josh) is finding dinosaur footprints in Gettysburg.   The following is from “Dinosaur Footprints on the Plum Run [...]

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Learning about Father Corby

May 21, 2012

Here is another video in this series of video blog posts where my family is exploring the Gettysburg Battlefield.  As you know our family goal is to learn something new every time we go to Gettysburg and this time we learned several new things. In this video Josh  is teaching us about Father Corby:   [...]

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Culp’s Hill in Gettysburg and General George Greene

May 19, 2012

This is the 4th in another series of video blog posts where my family is exploring the Gettysburg Battlefield.  As you know our family goal is to learn something new every time we go to Gettysburg and this time we learned several new things. In this video  Sarah is talking about the fighting on Culp’s [...]

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Gettysburg Rock Carvings on Culp’s Hill Part 2

May 18, 2012

This is the 3rd in another series of video blog posts where my family is exploring the Gettysburg Battlefield.  As you know our family goal is to learn something new every time we go to Gettysburg and this time we learned several new things. In this video Jacob (with help from his sister Sarah) is [...]

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Teaching the Civil War Podcast Episode 23 – The John Rupp House

May 17, 2012

      Thanks for staying subscribed to my podcast and I hope you enjoy listening. In this episode I am talking about a recent visit to Gettysburg and visiting the John Rupp House Museum.  I also talk about exploring the battlefield and the Gettysburg Foundation. Feedback on the show? email me at podcast@teachthecivilwar.com Follow [...]

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Exploring the Getttysburg Battlefield – Spangler’s Spring

May 16, 2012

This is the 2nd in another series of video blog posts where my family is exploring the Gettysburg Battlefield.  As you know our family goal is to learn something new every time we go to Gettysburg and this time we learned several new things. In this video Josh is teaching us about Spangler’s Spring at [...]

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Gettysburg Rock Carvings on Culp’s Hill

May 15, 2012

As my older son CJ was attending a Boy Scout event in Westminster, MD my family decided to do our favorite thing and spend the day exploring Gettysburg.  In addition to packing a lunch, we grabbed my copy of The Complete Gettysburg Guide and my Flip video camera and set off.  As you know our [...]

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Teaching the Civil War Podcast Episode 22 – Stonewall Jackson

May 11, 2012

      Thanks for staying subscribed to my podcast and I hope you enjoy listening. In this episode I discuss the famous Confederate General Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson. Feedback on the show? email me at podcast@teachthecivilwar.com Follow Me on Twitter Music is by Mark Ferguson and is used with permission. Subscribe in iTunes   [...]

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Creating Then and Now Images

May 7, 2012

Recently I have been creating some Then and Now images of the Gettysburg Battlefield where I take an original image from the Library of Congress and combine it with a modern version from the same (or close to) camera angle.   Here is a how to video that I created on how you can create [...]

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Teaching the Civil War Podcast Episode 20 – Art

April 26, 2012

      Thanks for staying subscribed to my podcast and I hope you enjoy listening. In this episode I discuss how you can teach the American Civil War in the Social Studies Classroom.  I also share about a recent trip my family took to Gettysburg. Here is one of the videos I took of [...]

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Teaching the Civil War Podcast Episode 19 – Social Studies

April 12, 2012

      Thanks for staying subscribed to my podcast and I hope you enjoy listening. In this episode I discuss how you can teach the American Civil War in the Social Studies Classroom.  I also share about a recent trip my family took to Gettysburg. Here is one of the videos I took of [...]

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Gettysburg Rock Carvings with Sarah

March 23, 2012

It was a beautiful here in central Pennsylvania last weekend so we decided to head to Gettysburg for the day.  In addition to packing a lunch, we grabbed my copy of The Complete Gettysburg Guide and my Flip video camera and set off.  As you know our family goal is to learn something new every [...]

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Gettysburg Rock Carvings with Josh

March 22, 2012

It was a beautiful here in central Pennsylvania last weekend so we decided to head to Gettysburg for the day.  In addition to packing a lunch, we grabbed my copy of The Complete Gettysburg Guide and my Flip video camera and set off.  As you know our family goal is to learn something new every [...]

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Exploring Big Round Top with CJ

March 20, 2012

It was a beautiful here in central Pennsylvania last weekend so we decided to head to Gettysburg for the day.  In addition to packing a lunch, we grabbed my copy of The Complete Gettysburg Guide and my Flip video camera and set off.  As you know our family goal is to learn something new every [...]

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Famous People

March 8, 2012

Lincoln Related Individuals Abraham Lincoln Reflections on Lincoln at Gettysburg USA Today Article on Abe in 3-D Lincoln-Douglas Debates Podcast Abraham Lincoln’s Crossroads - by the National Constitution Center Lincoln at the Smithsonian The Learning Page – Abraham Lincoln from the Library of Congress Teaching with Lincoln Lincoln as Commander-in-Chief Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project Mr. Lincoln [...]

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