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Social Media and Social Studies Social Studies involves itself with human communication and events. It seems that social media was developed to enhance and encourage the interactions of people.

Scroll down the page to find 20+ archived sessions from the Discovery Educator Network's Spring Virtual Conference (4/20/13).

This presentation is a joint venture between a classroom teacher, Jean Moore and instructional tech specialist, Robin Beaver.

From the TeachersFirst site. Scroll down the page to find resources covered in the webinar.

Look for the "Thinkfinity Content Tours" to find a webinar tour of a website that relates to your subject area. If your subject area is tagged above, there is a webinar for you on this site!

Introduction to the Library of CongressGet an overview of the digitized materials and K-12 resources from the Library of Congress. Supporting Inquiry with Primary Sources Teachers and students demonstrate how primary sources can be used to support inquiry learning. Inquiry encourages students to draw on their prior knowledge, personal experiences and critical thinking skills to construct meaning.