This message relates to anyone who teaches history and uses diigo. The availability of sources and resources provides history teachers with enormous opportunities to move away from old-fashioned, textbook-based teaching and bring history alive for their students. There's a History Teachers group now on diigo (at http://groups.diigo.com/groups/history-teachers) for teachers and students of history to share links, ideas and resources on how to improve the quality of history teaching. Come along and share your work with others and pick up or steal ideas. See you there.
I love this idea. The link isn't working, though. David Hilton wrote: > This message relates to anyone who teaches history and uses diigo. The availability of sources and resources provides history teachers with enormous opportunities to move away from old-fashioned, textbook-based teaching and bring history alive for their students. There's a History Teachers group now on diigo (at http://groups.diigo.com/groups/history-teachers) for teachers and students of history to share links, ideas and resources on how to improve the quality of history teaching. Come along and share your work with others and pick up or steal ideas. See you there.
Hi Paula For some reason the second bracket has been included in the url address, so it doesn't work. This should get you there: http://groups.diigo.com/groups/history-teachers See you there! David.
This is the working link for history teachers to join the group http://groups.diigo.com/groups/history-teachers . Please come along if you're interested in sharing resources and ideas with other history teachers. If you twitter you'll find me at https://twitter.com/DavidHilton1 where I share most of the new links I come across.
started by David Hilton on 07 Jun 09
David Hilton wrote:
> This message relates to anyone who teaches history and uses diigo. The availability of sources and resources provides history teachers with enormous opportunities to move away from old-fashioned, textbook-based teaching and bring history alive for their students. There's a History Teachers group now on diigo (at http://groups.diigo.com/groups/history-teachers) for teachers and students of history to share links, ideas and resources on how to improve the quality of history teaching. Come along and share your work with others and pick up or steal ideas. See you there.
For some reason the second bracket has been included in the url address, so it doesn't work. This should get you there: http://groups.diigo.com/groups/history-teachers
See you there!
David.
It's a fav of mine these days!