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Tag Archives: pedagogy

Building Digital Literacy and the University Curriculum

   January 31, 2011 January 30, 2011    1 Comment on Building Digital Literacy and the University Curriculum

Where does digital literacy fit in the university curriculum and how should it be taught?

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Teaching History, Technology     Classroom, Curriculum development, Digital literacy, online resources, pedagogy

Making History More Than Your Story

   January 26, 2011 January 25, 2011    1 Comment on Making History More Than Your Story

A discussion of some ways teachers can keep history relevant for students.

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American History, Does History Matter?, History and Everyday Life, Teaching History, Technology     1960s, African American studies, It Gets Better campaign, music, pedagogy, political activism, Teaching History, youth protest
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