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"Network of the Lincoln Bicentennial"
You’ve got to love C-SPAN. Commercial television networks spend billions purchasing rights to be the sole broadcaster of sporting events, the Superbowl, the World Series, the NBA championships, … more →
Millard Fillmore's Bathtub
"Network of the Lincoln Bicentennial"
Ed Darrell wrote 2 months ago: You’ve got to love C-SPAN. Commercial television networks spend billions purchasing rights to … more →
Debunking the Nigerian scam, with grace and compassion
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Ed Darrell wrote 5 months ago: This person should be a diplomat; when I am a fool, I hope someone will puncture my balloon with as … more →
Return to normalcy
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Ed Darrell wrote 5 months ago: For at least one hour this past week, the Bathtub got more than 11,000 hits. Who could have foreseen … more →
America by Air, the promise of on-line history education
Ed Darrell wrote 6 months ago: Looking for something else I found the Smithsonian Institution’s on-line history of air passen … more →
Addictive quizzes on world geography
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Ed Darrell wrote 8 months ago: Well, this is fairly addictive: The Travel IQ Quiz from TravelPod I’d love to have every kid … more →
In which we expose Leo Todd's insults to President Fillmore
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Ed Darrell wrote 8 months ago: Dr. Bumsted sends us an alert to a site dedicated to President Franklin Pierce, the Franklin Pierce … more →
Founders online, great interactive site
Ed Darrell wrote 9 months ago: Our friends and benefactors at the Bill of Rights Institute put up a great branch of their site, Fou … more →
Good news for history teachers: NY Times drops fees
Ed Darrell wrote 11 months ago: The New York Times announced it will stop charging for access to much of its archives, from 1987 to … more →
History online, from Oxnard HS
Ed Darrell wrote 11 months ago: Complete outline of U.S. history, high school version from Civil War to the present, for on-line use … more →
On-line textbooks: Economics and history
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Ed Darrell wrote 11 months ago: Text publishers for Texas generally provide websites to accompany their texts. In several cases the … more →
Build-a-Prairie: Online game for geography, history, biology
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Ed Darrell wrote 12 months ago: The University of Minnesota distance learning site has a game students can play to create the ecosy … more →
Slave narratives in Flash animation
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 year ago: Wow! Teachers, take a look at this Flash animation about slavery, from the Museum of African Diaspo … more →
Teachers' planning: On-line sources for everything
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 year ago: Digital History. Maybe not absolutely everything. But you can mine this source, the veins are rich … more →
Toad mapping - another cool tool
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 year ago: What amphibians can be found in your local biome? What is the range of a particular amphibian, say … more →
Interactive panoramic images of World War II sites
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 year ago: Spectacular images of World War II historical sites are available at two websites every history or g … more →
Structurally deficient bridges in your state? See this cool tool
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 year ago: How does your state rank in terms of “structurally deficient bridges?” You can get a pe … more →
Cool tool: Tag clouds of presidents' thoughts
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 year ago: Only Crook pointed this out in a comment — and it’s neat enough to raise to a headline: … more →
Tracking hurricanes for classrooms
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 year ago: Here in North Texas, most of our classrooms see refugees from coastal storms from time to time … more →
BBC animation: The Western Front, World War I
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Ed Darrell wrote 1 year ago: Here’s another map animation from the BBC that helps people visualize the stalemate nature of … more →
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