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Bethany Smith

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Posted by Bethany Smith on January 15, 2010 at 3:00pm

Michael Dykema

My Awesome Work

What I think I'll take away from this course, more than anything else, is a willingness (indeed, an eagerness) to seek out and engage sources beyond the book. I have always been a book-based organism, which certainly contributed to my passion for history, perhaps the most book-bound of disciplines. In a lot of ways, this course took me out of my comfort zone, taking the focus away from the written word or the printed page and placing it on images, on interactive technologies, on audio content. I… Continue

Posted by Michael Dykema on December 18, 2009 at 12:26am

Michael Dykema

Buy Me Some Peanuts And Cracker Jack And Soda Bread And Bratwurst And Calzones And Pierogies

When presented with the task of integrating an interest of mine into a Social Studies Tangent, it wasn't very hard for me to decide that I had to go with baseball. I am a tremendous baseball nerd. I check five or six baseball websites every day when I wake up and I recheck most of them throughout the day. I have, literally, tens of thousands of posts on a baseball website. I must admit I may even have checked a score once or twice in class when the Yankees were playing the Angels in an early pla… Continue

Posted by Michael Dykema on December 18, 2009 at 12:26am — 1 Comment

Michael Dykema

Lights, Camera, Frost/Nixon

The two main blind spots in my knowledge of history are American politics and the twentieth century, and twentieth century American politics (as a matter of historical study) might be my blindest spot of all. I generally feel like these are still so wrapped up and entangled with current politics that it's difficult to have the sort of distance and perspective that I prefer to bring to an historical inquiry. All history matters to me, but American politics, especially recent American politics, ca… Continue

Posted by Michael Dykema on December 17, 2009 at 10:53pm

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G. Ward III

Algebra 1

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Jeanne Bissonnette

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Kristy Meyrickk

21st Century Technology Group - Online vs. Face to Face 1 Reply

Started by Kristy Meyrickk. Last reply by Kristy Meyrickk Sep. 26, 2009.

 
 

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I am a little late in my response as I did not realize that I needed to respond to this question. 21st century learning skills are an integral part of student education. Today's learners are provided a different learning environment and learning exp…
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My research of this subject matter was completed by using Altavista, Dogpile, and Google China. Going into the research of these subjects it was thought that there would be a difference in Altavista and Dogpile verses Google China. Below are the res…
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