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Global: Bringing a World View
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Employee
Development Conference
October
8, 2001
San Antonio College
Internationalizing
United States History Part 1 ~ online
&
Teaching with Online Tutorials:
Bringing
Scholar Voices into the Classroom
Carol
A. Keller
Technology does not
in itself cause anything -- what counts is how people use it.
Welcome to Internationalizing
United States History Part 1 ~ online, and Teaching with Online
Tutorials: Bringing Scholar Voices into the Classroom, session web
site. The information on this page is intended for faculty interested in
internationalizing curriculum. The most difficult part is often just getting
started. The PowerPoint slides linked below provide information and links
to additional materials. The first set focuses on the infusion of international
materials into a HIST 1301 course. The second set of slides is a presentation
of a new online tutorial on the Mongols. The Mongol tutorial was developed
during "Explorations in Empire," Seminar Fellowship at the Library
of Congress, 2001. Sponsored by the Community
College Humanities Association,
American
Historical Association,
the Library
of Congress,
and funded by the Ford Foundation.
The session intent
is to offer a model for internationalizing history courses, as well as
to encourage incorporation of online tutorials in World History or related
courses.
Page created by
Carol A. Keller, October 2001
for Employee
Development Conference
Please send any
questions or comments to Carol A. Keller email
ckeller@alamo.edu
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Carol A.
Keller ~ teaches World
History and United
States History (Internet) at San
Antonio College.