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...blogs encourage active involvement in sharing ideas and information and that blogs appeal to diverse kinds of learners.

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Professional Development

Search for professional development events and opportunities. Locate local and national professional membership organizations for history teachers.

Membership Organizations

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Tools for Teachers

Annotated guide to tools for classroom projects from blogging to note-taking.

Blogs

Blogs are both communication channels and pedagogical tools.

Twitter

Does Twitter have value as an educational tool, or is it another cog in the wheel of communication overload?

Calendar of Events

Introduction to the Library of Congress

Online

Clarice Smith National Teacher Institute

May 18, 2009 Washington, DC

American Indians in North Carolina

May 26, 2009 Online

Sugar and the Transatlantic World

June 18, 2009 Chicago, IL

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