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micah bright

National Archives Experience Digital Vaults - 0 views

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    This site captures history in numerous ways, videos, posters, photographs, historical documents, and more. What they are calling "digital vaults." However, this site goes much further than that... You can create your own posters or movies and many more creative historical items. They provide numerous photos, videos, and other things needed to create these items. You can also upload your own from your computer. There are lesson plans provided for educators using these resources.
Kathy Howerton

Geni - Free Online Family Trees - 1 views

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    This is for anyone who spends anytime working on their family tree. It is very easy to use and you are able to add pictures. This would work great for a family tree project in class. It also has places to create timelines, which would be a great social studies project.
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    great for family tree project in Spanish class
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    With Geni, you can build your family tree, invite relatives to collaborate, preserve your family history, discover new relatives, share family photos and videos, and remember birthdays and anniversaries. Geni is private and secure. Only the people in your family can see your tree. I think this would be a wonderful tool to help teach research and organizational skills in a very secure and controlled environment.
Jonathan Ferrell

Mr. Ferrell's Class Podcast - 0 views

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    This is a podbean podcast hosting website. Our class has created a series of podcasts about the ancient civilizations we study in social studies.
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