World History Archives - The Diigo Meta page

• 10 Nov 11
  

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• 18 Aug 11
  

  Bob Kelly

  WorldHistory articles primary

• 24 May 11
  

  Whitney S

  school research

• 18 Feb 11
  

  Derek Allison

  history world reference archive research socialstudies

• 02 Dec 10
  

  Sarah Harder

  organizes information by location

• 24 Jan 10
  

  Jaymes Talkington

  Jaymes Talkington\nJanuary 23, 2010\nhttp://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/\n\nContent\nThis is a site full of documents from the World History Archive. However, the site doesn't presume to validate the accuracy or authenticity of the documents. The information is available but it's up to the reader to research if the information is reliable. The dates that the articles were posted are listed, but none that I observed were very recent. Despite the credibility issue, the site is very informational. Since the site is well organized, it is pretty easy to use. I couldn't find any links on the web site. \nDesign\nThis website is pretty clear about its content on the homepage. If you can't find what you're looking for on the homepage, there is a Google search bar in the center of the page. The page clearly identifies that the information is provided by Hartford Web Publishing. However, the copyright date is not easily distinguished. It's a very simple site to use since all the major topics are listed on the homepage. I didn't find any available links on the site. There were no advertisements on the site at all, so nothing pops up in your way. The information on the site is sufficient for the most part; however there is still an issue on its validity. \nOverview\nSo this is definitely an informational site that could be used from students to teachers. It ranges from documents to magazine articles about certain world history events. I would be cautious using this site because it doesn't presume the validity of its content; however, I did find some valuable information. I would definitely double check any information I use from this site. \n

  worldhistory

• 01 Dec 09
  

  Socratoad anuran

  From Internet Explorer Geography

• 10 Sep 09
  

  Bedford School Library

  world working class perspective non-Eurocentric

• 11 Oct 08
  

  Stephanie Vestal

  SocialStudies

• 03 Oct 08
  

  Jennifer Lamkins

  archives history research teaching

• 25 Sep 08
  

  Keith Ledford

  history resources teaching world worldhistory

• 29 Jan 08
  

  archives history imported reference sources world

• 11 Nov 07
  

  Michelle Torrise

  World History Archives ( Hartford Web Publishing) offers documents to support the study of world history from a working-class and non-Eurocentric perspective.

  history reference

• 28 Aug 07
  

  stnapytrams stnapytrams

  history research teaching worldhistory

• 27 Jul 07
  

  Richard Smart

  History WorldHistory Teaching Research

• 06 Aug 06
  

  David Hildebrand

  archives

• 05 May 05
  

  Marsha Ratzel

  6th Grade

• 01 Feb 05
  

  mmcmvdb

  geschiedenis_algemeen Imported Bookmarks

• 05 Nov 04
  

  Stephen H

  history

• 24 Sep 04
  

  Scott Vieira

  imported History education

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