Go Social Studies Go is a nice site developed by Kenneth Udhe, a social studies teacher in Michigan, for his students and the world. Go Soc...
Go Social Studies Go is a nice site developed by Kenneth Udhe, a social studies teacher in Michigan, for his students and the world. Go Soc...
Angela Hamblen is a high school school Social Studies teacher in Kentucky that I've had the pleasure of meeting at ISTE conferences and...
Atlas of the Valley of the Kings is an interactive atlas developed through the Theban Mapping Project . The atlas contains more than 2000 i...
Google's Street View imagery just keeps getting better and better. The latest addition to Street View was released yesterday . The lates...
The Google Cultural Institute is one of my favorite sites for students in history, geography, and art courses. The online exhibitions in th...
The New York Public Library recently released more than 20,000 historical maps through NYPL Digital Collections . These maps can be download...
I've been thinking about comic strip creation tools quite a bit lately so I decided to share a handful of ideas for teaching with comics...
Google Books is a great place to find books and old magazines, but if it is newspapers you're after then check out the Google News Newsp...
Read Write Think offers a bunch of great web, iOS, and Android applications for students. One of those that I recently learned about from D...
From Gospel to Grunge: 100 Years of Rock is a fun and informative infographic about the history of rock music . The infographic is presente...
Life in the Iron Age is a neat little series of animation from BBC History. Through the series of interactive animations students learn abo...
GeoStories are short, map-based stories featured on National Geographic Education. The stories combine text, maps, and pictures to tell a s...
Flickr's massive collection of public domain images called The Commons grew by more than 1,000,000 images last week. Last week The Briti...
A couple of years ago Microsoft launched an open source timeline tool called ChronoZoom . At that time ChronoZoom was an impressive interact...
Tomorrow morning one of the traditions that millions of Americans will participate in is watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade. If you...
That Was History is a YouTube channel that I recently started following. Every week That Was History releases a video about interesting eve...
Smithsonian X 3D offers a neat way for students to learn about artifacts from the Smithsonian museums. The site is the result of a collabor...
Google keeps expanding the amount of imagery we can explore in Street View. The latest expansion includes Venice. In the new Street View ima...
CGPGrey recently released a new video tackling the question, "how many countries are there?" In the video he explains how countri...
My Reading Mapped is a fantastic resource that I just discovered through the Google Earth Blog . On My Reading Mapped you will find KML fil...