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Title
History.edu : essays on teaching with technology
Author
Trinkle, Dennis A., 1968-
Publisher:
M.E. Sharpe,
Pub date:
c2001.
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xviii, 266 p. ;
ISBN:
076560549X
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Control number:
ocm43333468
ISBN:
076560549X (alk. paper)
Call number:
907.1073 H673 202-1978
Title:
History.edu : essays on teaching with technology / Dennis A. Trinkle, Scott A. Merriman, editors.
Imprint:
Armonk, N.Y. : M.E. Sharpe, c2001.
Physical description:
xviii, 266 p. ; 24 cm.
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Introduction : Technology and the history classroom : where are we? Where are we headed? / Dennis A. Trinke -- Academic historians, electronic information access technologies, and the World Wide Web : a longitudinal study of factors affecting use and barriers to that use / Deborah Lines Andersen -- History instruction and the Internet : a literature review / Ann Wynne -- Hypertext "papers" on the Web : students confront the linear tradition / Arne Solli -- Linking history with hypertext : rethinking the process / Daniel Pfeifer -- Reinventing the American history survey / Larry Easley and Steven Hoffman -- Computer-generated graphics and the demise of the history textbook / Brian Plane -- Integrating multimedia technology into an undergraduate history curriculum : pedagogical considerations and practical examples / José E. Igartua -- "Doing history" : evaluating technologies that promote active learning in the history classroom / Margaret M. Manchester -- Matter, method, and machine : the synergy of world history, active learning, and computer technology / Douglas J. Cremer -- The Bay Area National Digital Library Project and the Library of Congress : a case study in enriching history classes with the riches of the Internet / Kathleen Ferenz -- Heuristics for the educational use and evaluation of electronic information : searching for Shaker history on the World Wide Web / Deborah Lines Andersen -- Bringing the Internet and World Wide Web into the history classroom / Stephen Kneeshaw -- Using the World Wide Web for primary source research in secondary history classes / Wilson J. Warren -- Facilitating "incursions into the novel" now and in the future : the use of computers in middle school social studies / A. Keith Dils -- Social studies simulations in upper elementary classrooms / R. Bruce Lewis -- On-line teacher education : an analysis of student teachers' use of computer-mediated communication / Cheryl L. Mason -- The changing face of history education : the I, witness to history program at Larksfield Place Retirement Community / Terryl M. Asla and Rita S. Pearce.
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History--Study and teaching--United States.
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History--Computer-assisted instruction--United States.
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Trinkle, Dennis A., 1968-
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Merriman, Scott A., 1968-
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