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- We’re improving Edublogs! October 28, 2009We’ve got some big plans for Edublogs.org for 2010 to make your experience better and improve our service and functionality. So we’ve put together this really, really quick survey to help us find out how we can best help you. And, to sweeten the deal, we’re giving away several Amazon Kindles to survey participants! So please, take 60 [...]James
- Turn that hobby into a job – come and work with us in help and support! September 18, 2009We’re hoping the new school year is going well for all Edublogs users and we’re looking forward to providing you with some great blogging tools for the next year! And we’d also like to say a huge thank you to all of you who have become Edublogs Supporters or looked at Edublogs Campus for your schools… [...]James
- Use your own domain – for free! August 12, 2009About a year ago, we started selling domain names and the ability to use your own domain names on Edublogs blogs. Well, after we did that for a while, we changed over to the Supporter model and that became tricky… but no longer, because we’ve decided to bundle free domain mapping in with Supporter, so that [...]James
- Yum! That smells wonderful! November 23, 2009Walking into Grandma’s house on Thanksgiving day, do you smell turkey in the oven, the warm pumpkin pie, hot bread, and apple cider on the stove? Does your family have other traditions that speak about your own customs and history?What if we invited our students to make historical meals that would travel them back in time to the customs, traditions, and scen […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- Get Engaged November 8, 2009How do we engage students and provide opportunities to actively experience history?The University of California One outlines a cohesive plan at The History Project Website . Instructors “apprentice students in age-appropriate ways” to “learn to work with sources, consider different perspectives, analyze and interpret information, and marshal evidence in supp […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- Games! October 24, 2009I freely admit that I have always disliked playing video games; however, in today's world with modern students, instructors can expect that video games will engage and teach their students at all levels of education in ways traditional education does not.I prefer free games that are easy to access for me and my students. Some games are very simple cross […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- Returned from Disney and ready to Go October 11, 2009I've missed communicating with you in this history blog that was dormant for the summer.While away, my family took a vacation to Disney World where my two daughters had many dreams realized. This was our first visit, and I have to say that Disney World is more than cartoon characters and good marketing. It was an amazing place where technology, creativi […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- School Projects June 15, 2009I had a different blog post in mind, but after an arduous weekend that included tears and frustration of helping my first grader do a school project on Giant Pandas, I decided to change my plans. Last weekend I learned that in one week we had to write a paper, do an art project illustrating their animal, and be prepared to present information to the class. I […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- Memorial Day May 31, 2009Memorial Day is not just a long weekend for great sales at the stores. More important it is a day to honor soldiers who have fallen serving our nation. Congress declared the last Monday in May a national holiday in 1971. However, the celebration of Memorial Day dates back to Decoration Day, first widely observed on May 30, 1868 by General Orders No. 11 writt […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- Geo-mashups May 18, 2009One of my favorite presentations at the eLCC conference was a about educational use of Mashups. What’s a mashup? Wikipedia defines mash-ups as “a web application that combines data from one or more sources into a single integrated tool. The term Mashup implies easy, fast integration, frequently done by access to open APIs and data sources to produce results […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- Questions to Ponder May 5, 2009In April, I attended the eLCC conference and presented with Alice Bedard-Voorhees on New Designs for Assessment. Alice is the person I credit most for giving me an opportunity to teach online and for inspiring me to try innovative teaching tools and concepts. At the conference, I am pleased to share that Alice won the eLCC Faculty of the Year award. You migh […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- Progress versus Historical Preservation April 26, 2009This month we reviewed the history behind environment preservation, and today I conclude this brief look at conservation with a call for communities to preserve their history. It may not surprise you to know that my family picked its hometown due to the historic and small hometown feel of Mainstreet. Ten years later Mainstreet remains, but it has changed in […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- Topic of the Month: Earth Day- Wednesday April 22, 2009 April 19, 2009After several years of trying to draw attention to the deterioration of the environment, Senator Gaylord Nelson called for grassroots demonstrations and support for the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970. The first Earth Day permanently forced the deterioration of the environment and the dissipation of resources to the political arenas. The same year, Richard […]noreply@blogger.com (Karen Kaemmerling)
- What a sunrise!!! — Bhairahawa, Nepal November 26, 2009Around the World in 18 months
- dssagggfds — London, England, United Kingdom November 26, 2009Barcelona-Seville-Merida-Barcelona
- Animal Sacrifice — Dakshinkali, Nepal November 26, 2009Around the World in 18 months
- 251 miles — Newcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom November 26, 2009CAMBRIDGE TO JOHN O'GROATS ....AND BACK AGAIN (hopefully!)
- 51 miles in the LR / 7 miles on foot — Once Brewed, England, United Kingdom November 26, 2009CAMBRIDGE TO JOHN O'GROATS ....AND BACK AGAIN (hopefully!)
- Jaipur — Jaipur, Rajasthan, India November 26, 2009Rajasthan 2009
- Teaching In China: The Run Down N Other Info — Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia November 26, 2009Around China in smoky disco sleeper buses, once again eating anything that moves and teaching beautiful people!
- G'Day Mate, its THE GREAT WELCOME MAT OF CHINA — The Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia November 26, 2009Around China in smoky disco sleeper buses, once again eating anything that moves and teaching beautiful people!
- The Beers N Noodles Adventure Ends On Mt Lushan — Mount Lushan, Jiangxi, China November 26, 2009Around China in smoky disco sleeper buses, once again eating anything that moves and teaching beautiful people!
- Search of Mulder & Scully at Xiane Lake With Fish — Shangzhou, Shaanxi, China November 26, 2009Around China in smoky disco sleeper buses, once again eating anything that moves and teaching beautiful people!
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