Tag: education
Today’s post comes from Stephanie Greenhut, Education Technology Specialist, in the Education and Public Programs division. We’re going to ring in the new year here at the National Archives with a special celebration to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. Visitors to the National Archives Building in Washington, DC, can [...]
Posted by Meredith D. (admin) on December 19, 2012, under Education, Events, Research, Social Media (Web 2.0).
Tags: Abraham Lincoln, anniversary, Civil War, eBook, education, Emancipation Proclamation, The Meaning and Making of Emancipation Comments: 1
Today’s post comes from Stephanie Greenhut, Education Technology Specialist, in the Education and Public Programs division. Today we announced the release of the DocsTeach App for iPad, extending the dynamic learning opportunities available from the DocsTeach.org website to iPad users. Using the app, you can choose a topic, such as “Civics & Government” or “Postwar [...]
Posted by Meredith D. (admin) on April 11, 2012, under Education.
Tags: DocsTeach, education, Guest blogger, mobile apps, primary sources, Students, teachers, teaching Comments: none
Have you ever looked at an historic storefront flanked by modern office buildings and wondered what the streetscape might have looked like back when that first building was constructed? If so, the National Archives’ new partnership with Historypin may be right up your alley! Historypin, a project of the British non-profit We Are What We [...]
Posted by Kristen (admin) on November 30, 2011, under DC-area Researchers, Education, Miscellaneous, Photographs, Social Media (Web 2.0).
Tags: apps, augmented reality, education, Historypin, mashups, mobile applications Comments: 2
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