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You can use custom timelines in book reports, projects, and just about every other piece of coursework in K-12. These tools will help.
Beth Dichter's insight:
Five timeline tools are discussed in this post. Learn more about: * Meograph * Capzles * Dipity * XTimeline There is a small description of each timeline as well as a screenshot. 
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There are so many tools now available to help you make your own infographic, and this post shares information on ten tools that will help you visually represent data. For each tool a short description is provided as well as a visual. The tools discussed are: Visual.ly, Dipity, Easel.ly, Venngage, Infogr.am, Tableau Public, Photo Stats (for iPhone), What About Me? (create an infographic about your digital life), Gliffy, and Piktochart. Ten great tools that will allow you to create (or have your students create) infographics for this school year!
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Beth Dichter's insight:
Richard Byrne provides 13 resources for social studies in this post. Some have been mentioned previously in this Scoop.it and others are new. Each one includes a brief description and all are free. They include: * Museum Box - a virtual display of artifacts * Mission U.S. - 2 missions that explore different times in U.S. History * Hip Hughes History - a YouTube channel on both U.S. and World History (the image above is from this site) * The Google Cultural Institute (42 exhibitions online) * History Animated - "animated online tours of notable battles and strategies and the outcomes of each battle in the American Revolution, the War of 1812, the American Civil War, and WWII" and more! Check out the post for additional resources.
Nick Urban's curator insight,
July 16, 2015 3:31 PM
This site offers terrific digital resources specific to the social studies classroom. It offers resources on a variety of social studies topics from world history to American history, and politics. One of the sites that I have used in my classroom is History Animated that allows users to see virtual battlefields and live the action that soldiers would have felt.
Scoop.it!
Create an interactive, visually engaging timeline in minutes. Use dynamic visualization tools to display photos, videos, news and blogs in chronological order.
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Useful for project-based learning.