Copyright
“And it is worth noting that these rights belong to an author whether or not they claim them or include […]
Digital Storytelling
“As instructors, we try to find new and original ways to make history more engaging to our students, to foster […]
Presenting History in Different Ways
“We have implemented this platform in several undergraduate history classes and found that Story Maps changes how students analyze primary […]
Social Media + the Classroom: An Unlikely Pair
“A course on Catholicism begs for visual richness and interactions with objects, architecture, and art.” For being online, using something […]
Guest Post; The Rise of Technology in a Classroom Setting
The expansion of technology has provided educators with more opportunities to broaden their instructional methods. Incorporating digital tools into the […]
Media Literacy: It’s More Than Consumption
“They are aware of how to find and consume media, but not always of how to analyze it.” The theme […]
Amanda Dodson
Hi everyone! My name is Amanda and I am a secondary History Education Major. I volunteer at a Therapeutic Riding […]
