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David Hilton

Immigration Challenges for New Americans - Primary Source Set - For Teachers (Library o... - 5 views

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    Another excellent set of primary source collections on many aspects of immigration into the USA provided by the Library of Congress.
David Hilton

The Inventive Wright Brothers - Primary Source Set - For Teachers (Library of Congress) - 3 views

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    Surprisingly large collection of primary source sets for such a narrow topic. Lots of correspondence and photos.
David Hilton

Women's Suffrage - Primary Source Set - For Teachers (Library of Congress) - 4 views

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    Excellent collection of primary source sets on women's suffrage. Interestingly, it shows the counter-movement against women's suffrage by some women. Fascinating stuff.
David Hilton

Real USSR - Lifting the Iron Curtain - 3 views

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    I don't usually add blogs however this one has so much quality historical material on real life in the USSR that I thought some people might find it useful. Might help to dispel some of the myths about life in the big bad evil Soviet Empire.
David Hilton

The notebooks of William Dawes on the language of Sydney - 2 views

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    "The Aboriginal language of Sydney is one of many Indigenous languages spoken in Australia. Almost destroyed in the whirlwind of colonisation, it was documented by William Dawes, an officer of the First Fleet of 1787-88"
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    One of the few early sources we have for pre-contact indigenous history. I find as an Australian history teacher that the indigenous history of Australia is fascinating and useful to study, however the paucity of quality sources (primary and secondary) makes it difficult to teach. Hopefully that will improve with better scholarship on the topic in the future.
David Hilton

Collection and Subject Area Overviews (Prints and Photographs Reading Room, Library of ... - 3 views

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    A large set of collections of photographs and images from a diverse range of time periods and places. Some of them only have sample images, however quite a few have full access. If only Diigo let us use more than 20 tags!
David Hilton

Internet Modern History Sourcebook: Studying History - 12 views

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    I'm teaching historiography at the moment to my students. Yet again the Sourcebooks come to the rescue. Where would we be without them?
David Hilton

Jews In America: Our Story - 2 views

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    Has primary sources (documents and photos), a timeline and other materials on the topic in English and (I think) Yiddish.
David Hilton

Collections - 5 views

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    Has links to around twenty digial collections of primary sources maintained by the Bancroft Library at Berkeley.
David Hilton

South Carolina Digital Library | South Carolina's Central Resource for Digital Collections - 2 views

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    An interesting collection of primary sources on South Carolina. Seems to have quite a few maps and posters and other images.
David Hilton

Talking History - 11 views

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    "Over the past several years, History Matters has organized twenty-five online dialogues with leading historians and teachers about the the teaching of major topics in U.S. history--from early settlement to the Vietnam War. Those discussions are archived here and contain many useful teaching suggestions"
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    There are a couple of pages on this site which might be useful for history teachers in challenging us to reflect on our practice. I don't know about you, but too often I get so caught up in the bureaucratic paperwork and day-to-day of teaching I forget to reflect on the big picture of what teaching history is all about...
Mark Moran

On This Day 1883: U.S. Railways Establish Four U.S. Time Zones - 5 views

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    Based on a proposal by a school principal from Saratoga, NY, U.S. railways created the Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific time zones, plus the Intercolonial time zone in Atlantic Canada. It was agreed upon by the railways in October 1883 that they would adopt Standard Railway Time, on Nov. 18, 1883.
David Hilton

Watch movies about History on NonFictionVideos.com using your iPhone - 10 views

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    How cool is this? A (hopefully legal...) collection of free documentaries. There are 61 full-length history documentaries at the moment including 'Fog of War', a documentary about the Kennedy administration.
Suzie Nestico

Middle East protests | World news | guardian.co.uk - 1 views

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    Very cool, interactive timeline of the protests in the Middle East beginning with Tunisia in December 2010
HistoryGrl14 .

Teachers Guide - Is Wal-Mart Good For America? | Teacher Center | FRONTLINE | PBS - 13 views

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    PBS lesson plan, with video, discussion questions, etc
Christina Briola

Free Technology for Teachers: New Street View Imagery of Historic Sites in Italy & France - 3 views

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    Google Street View Historic Sites in Italy and France.
Will Coe

Is Egopendium any use as a history teaching aid? - 3 views

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    I'm not a teacher. It's inappropriate for me to suggest a teaching aid. For that reason I need advice on whether the Egopendium approach could bring an enjoyable twist to the subject. If it's rubbish, don't hesitate to tell me.
spoutnik ogik

Hermione, freedom's frigate - Introduction - 2 views

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    In the town of Rochefort, south west of France, a team of passionated people have undertaken a tremendous challenge The reconstruction of the Hermione, the ship on which La Fayette embarked in 1780, to bring help and support to the American insurgents. Since its beginning, the construction site is a true living show place, open yearly to visitors. Once the Hermione is fully completed, it is planned to sail again on La Fayette's journey, from Rochefort to Boston, via the Franco-American historical stops along the eastern coast « The Lafayette trip »
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