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My Online Education World is a year-by-year chronicle of events and anecdotes since 1980 that have influenced my work with online education Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge 
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The History Project is a great site for collaboratively creating multimedia timelines. The History Project includes an audio recording tool that you can use to talk about events in the timeline Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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The TimeMap of World History combines history maps, timelines, and written historical narrative to create a complete guide to world history - visit anywhere! Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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In its 75th anniversary year, ICDE has teamed up with The International Museum of Distance Education & Technology to provide access to a library documenting the
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My Learning is a website for teachers and learners inspired by museum, library and archive collections. Content is created in consultation with teachers and is presented as resources designed to support different curriculum subjects and key stages. Via John Dalziel
Helen Rowling's curator insight,
May 8, 2013 11:53 PM
Use the Museums to authenticate your work and aide visual understanding....
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There are many free map creation tools. Google Maps and Google Earth are well known tools for creating maps, but not every learning provider allows practitioners and/or learners to download them.
In this post, written by Richard Byrne, you will find some map creation tools that don't require registration. And, of course, all of the tools on this list are free for practitioners and learners to use. Via John Dalziel
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