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e-Help: European History e-Learning Project - Interactive Seminars

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The e-Help Training Interactive Seminars. A history of spartacus. The internet and history. Are computers actually going. As an effective teaching tool. Students in the archive with a computer. How ICT supports the development of students’ historical communication skills? The use of ENA in a classroom: a case study. Can ICT turn students into historians? The new paradigm: learning by sharing connected knowledge. Your own History website. Is it worthwhile? My work at the Knowledge and Competent Foundation.

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e-Help: European History e-Learning Project - About

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The origins of e-Help can be traced back to the European Virtual School, a European Commission funded project that from1999 brought together teachers from all over Europe who were innovating with ICT. The e-Help Team - September 2008, Bratislava, Slovakia. From left to right) Richard Jones-Nerzic, Andy Walker, Dalibor Svoboda, Anders MacGregor, Juan Carlos Ocaña, Johannes Ahrenfelt, Charo Requejo, John Simkin, Terry Haydn. This website is maintained by Richard Jones-Nerzic.

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e-Help: European History e-Learning Project - Home

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Welcome to the European History e-Learning Project (e-Help) website. E-Help is a European Union funded project designed to promote the use of ICT in the history classroom. In addition, e-Help promotes ICT strategies for history being taught in a additional language context. Search the e-Help website. Help constitutes the work of 10 educational institutions: schools, universities, a professional association and an educational publisher, from six European countries. In 2010 there will also be an e-Help book.

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e-Help: European History e-Learning Project - Book

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Another important artefact arising out of the project will be a book on the use of new technology in history teaching, to be edited by Dr Terry Haydn, a member of the project team and author of. History, ICT and Learning. London, RoutledgeFalmer, 2004), to be published in Spring 2010. The book will be available to course participants at the time of the Gothenburg Course, and will complement the resources, tutorials and ideas available on the website. This website is maintained by Richard Jones-Nerzic.

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e-Help: European History e-Learning Project - The Training Course - The Modules

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The e-Help Training Course - Modules. Forums and Cold War History. Local History and the Internet. Students in the archive. Editing film and interpretation. Adobe Premiere for history. Thinking skills and Flash. Reading skills and word. This website is maintained by Richard Jones-Nerzic.

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e-Help: European History e-Learning Project - The Training Course

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The e-Help Training Course. It is proposed that the e-Help course will take place for the first time in Gothenburg, July 2010. The course is designed to last five days, with delegates arriving on a Saturday and departing the following Friday. The structure of the course follows five broad themes, one for each day. The course begins with delegates learning how to design and build their own teaching website and then develops and reinforces associated ICT skills though a range of optional modules. Focuses o...

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International School of Toulouse - Humanities Website - History - Year 9Home Page

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Year 9 History Homepage. Welcome to Year Nine History at the International School of Toulouse. Term 1: The Industrial Revolution. Demographic change and the transport revolution, the trans-Atlantic slave trade, the factory system, Child labour and urbanisation. Term 2: The French Revolution and British Consequences. Political, economic, social and cultural causes and main events of the French Revolution, Britain 1815-32: revolution and reform, Chartism. Year 9 History Fieldtrips.

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IGCSE History - International School of Toulouse

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IGCSE History Curriculum Pages. Welcome to IGCSE History at the International School of Toulouse. This was the IGCSE History site at the International School of Toulouse. Current students can find the relevant sections of the hypertext curriculum through the term links on the left of the page. Parents and prospective students may find these introductory. Pages of some use. Assignments and support materials can be found here. Preparation and revision activities here. And the Nazi revolution.

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International School of Toulouse - Humanities Website - History

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International School of Toulouse - History - Digital Video. The History Department makes extensive use of digital video in the classroom. Students have access to a range of different digital video cameras. And their laptop computers come with digital video editing software. Above) Year 8 'class of 2000' get to grips with a Mavica. Camera. Click here. To see a video of the lesson. How is digital video used? Click the picture for more information or the links for a brief example. Y10 and Y12 - Versailles.