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Perspectives: Mother Jones, The Progressive, American Civil Liberties Union
Humor: The Onion, Daryl Cagle's Political Cartoons site
Shopping: Co-op America's Green Pages
Environment: Greenpeace
British History: Britannia.com's History Page
On-line texts: Project Gutenberg , Internet History Sourcebooks
Movies: The Internet Movie Database
Multimedia Units to Share
Program for Online Teaching (includes many resources!)
Lisa's Online Teaching Blog
SDCCD Online Teaching Excellence Symposium: Interactivity and Learning Styles (April 2008)
Miramar Best Practices Workshop: Interactivity
and Learning Styles (April 2007)
Current
Research: Spring 2007
Flex Workshop: Online Teaching Techniques (Spring 2006)
Sabbatical 2004: Creating Multimedia
I use a Facts--Interpretation--Themes model. See Our Learning Scheme: Being a Historian.
To view my overall approach, please see my page on The Historian's Craft.
I have prepared a tutorial for all my students about historical thinking. Both the introduction and the tutorial are in Quicktime format. It has audio, so make sure your speakers are on.
Video tutorial (Parts 1 and 2)
Then take the self-quiz to see if you've got the idea!
| HIST100 World History to 1500 | |
| HIST101 World History since 1500 | |
| HIST103 Western Civilization to 1648 | San Elijo |
| HIST104
Western Civilization since 1648 |
OnLine |
| HIST105 History of England | OnLine |
| HIST110 U.S. History to 1865 | |
| HIST111 U.S. History since 1865 | OnLine |
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Lisa M. Lane Certificate, Online Teaching Program, UCLA 2005
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