Importance of Digital History
Throughout the semester, we have learned how digital tools are changing and reshaping the teaching and learning of history. I […]
Week 11
Quote from The Distracted Classroom: “They argue that distraction actually arises from a conflict between two fundamental features of our brain: our […]
Plagiarism
This week’s readings focused on how copyright affects instructors and when you need to cite your sources. Based on both […]
Presenting: Capturing, Creating, and Writing History
“Historians continue to write in these same ways, but we also now write blogs, e-books that were never intended for […]
Distance Learning
“My brilliant colleague, Ambre Dromgoole, a PhD Candidate at Yale, had tweeted a few days prior about using Instagram Live […]
Media Literacy and Primary Source Materials
“Students reported that the guided use of primary source materials promoted critical evaluation not just of historical, but also contemporary […]
