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Hollywood can portray historical events with mistakes or omissions, but critical analysis turns these moments into teaching tools. 
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Both Faulkner and the physicists may be right: the passage of time is an illusion. And yet, for as long as we’ve been keeping score, it's seemed that history really exists, in increasingly distant forms the further back we look.
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Thousands of hours of historical footage showing major events, celebrities and simple day-to-day life from 1896 until 1976 has been uploaded to YouTube
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Films or Animations into your eLearning Video? Posts highlights 4 questions that you should ask when choosing Films or Animations for your eLearning.
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Sure, we love the internet for how it makes freely available so many cultural artifacts. And sure, we also love the internet for how it allows us to disseminate our own work.
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