Digital Vaults: National Archive Social networking for primary sources
April 13, 2008
Glenn Wiebe and Dave Warlick have both recently posted on Digital Vaults, a new website by the US National Archive that brings elements of social networking to primary history and social science resources.
Digital Vaults is an interesting concept and one I think works well with it’s logical tag organisational structure. The digitisation of sources and Web2.0 twist makes the wealth of knowledge highly accessible and even allows the user to create their own collections.
Read Glenn Wiebe’s post and Dave Warlick’s post for more information.
Entry Filed under: Innovation, Interaction, Learning, Trends, VLEs. Tags: Digital Vaults, History, Innovation, Interaction, Learning, National Archive, Resources, Social Media, Social Networking, Social Science, Trends, VLEs, Web2.o.
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glennw | April 14, 2008 at 2:03 pm
We’ve also put together some gaming resources that you might be interested in. Many of the links and materials have been listed by a group of teachers participating in a year-long study group.
Look at:
http://www.socialstudiescentral.com/?q=node/58
and:
http://www.socialstudiescentral.com/?q=node/70
Have a great week!
Glenn Wiebe
twitter – glennw98
glennw@essdack.org
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Alexandra Matthews | April 14, 2008 at 5:10 pm
Great! Thank you very much Glenn. I will have a look at those soon.
Alex Matthews
Gaming & Learning