After watching some of the Great Depression stories mentioned in my previous post I jumped into a set of videos from the US National Archive...

After watching some of the Great Depression stories mentioned in my previous post I jumped into a set of videos from the US National Archive...
When I taught units on the Great Depression I liked to use video and audio clips of first person accounts of the effects of the Great Depres...
I subscribe to roughly 300 blogs (honestly, I stopped keeping track a while ago). Usually, when I say that at conference or workshop the fol...
The last time I checked out the Crash Course history videos on YouTube they were up to 15 videos. This evening I was checking out the U.S. ...
Okay, so YouTube's not bringing Ed McMahon back to life to have teachers sing and dance on stage, but they have launched a star search ...
CNN Explains recently published a couple of videos explaining the origins and evolution of the modern Democratic and Republican parties. App...
I've mentioned Keith Hughes' Hip Hughes History YouTube channel in the past. This morning I showed the channel to my friend Alice ...
Take Khan Academy for social studies, use better graphics, put an engaging speaker who is actually a social studies teacher in front of the ...
Scholastic recently released a fantastic new interactive timeline of immigration to the United States . The timeline is divided into five er...
Yesterday's featured document from the U.S. National Archives was President Wilson's address to Congress calling for a declaration ...
This evening while browsing the CBS News video section I came across a short piece about William Henry Harrison. The four minute video , nar...
Last week I posted 7 Useful YouTube Channels for History Teachers . Admittedly, that list was skewed toward US History. In the comments on t...
One of my favorite things about Netflix streaming is that I can watch some great history documentaries on my laptop or tablet. As much as I ...
In a case of YouTube's "related videos" suggestions actually being useful, after watching this video about the history of cal...
As some of you know, I don't have a television at home. Instead, my screen entertainment comes through whatever I find to stream online....
Here's a short video overview of the last 100 years. 90% of the video is about events (mostly war-related) in Europe and North America. ...
I was recently contacted by a representative of The Pare Lorentz Center at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum. The P...
One of my favorite television programs is American Experience . And one of my favorite US Presidents to read about is Theodore Roosevelt . T...
Do remember making mix tapes in high school? If you still have one kicking around, good luck finding a cassette player to listen to it on. I...
As I mentioned on Google+ this morning, even old videos can be informative sometimes. This morning my students were working on a quick in-c...