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#historychat

What is it?

It is a live one-hour “chat” on Twitter inviting history teachers from all over the world to share ideas and resources which help to develop source analysis skills in the history classroom. #historychat is currently moderated by Russel Tarr in Europe and Bill Chapman in the USA. Bill is actively involved in #sschat, which has been a great success with Social Studies teachers in the United States.

What is being dicussed in #historychat? Can I view the archives?

Date

Time

Topic (click to view the archive of the chat)

#historychat 1

2011-08-31

20.00pm BST (15.00pm EST)

Technology in the History Classroom

#historychat 2

2011-09-07

20.00pm BST (15.00pm EST)

Making Cross-Curricular Links in History

#historychat 3

2011-09-21

20.00pm BST (15.00pm EST)

Source Analysis Skills in History

#historychat 4

2011-10-05

20.00pm BST (15.00pm EST)

Raising the Profile of History in School

#historychat 5

2011-10-19

20.00pm BST (15.00pm EST)

Essay-writing skills in History

How do I get involved?

1. First of all, make sure you have a Twitter account set up (http://twitter.com).

2. To read the Twitter feed for the chat, you can

  • Visit the #historychat Twitter Page directly in your browser OR
  • Add a column in Tweetdeck (if you use it) for #historychat

3. To add a Tweet to the chat, just add this hashtag at the end of your message: #historychat

If you need further details about #historychat, if you have ideas for topics, or you'd like to co-moderate a chat, contact me! - @russeltarr


 

 

 
 
 
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