Chat History
Digging Deeper into Primary Sources 2
Nov. 20, 2015
Introduction and Keith Patterson:
Joan Upell:Contact Joan for tech help 605/200-1102 joan.upell@state.sd.us
Pamela Jackson:Good morning. Is the audio on.
Joan Upell:Not yet ;)
Jane Healy:Hi, Pamela! We will start in about 55 minutes, so hang tight. :)
Pamela Jackson:will be back then.
Jane Healy:see you, Pamela!
Jane Healy:Hi, Keith!
TPS Colorado:Havn't turned it on yet - will shortly
Jane Healy:ssee you soon!
Joan Upell:Good morning, Keith
Joan Upell:Hi Jeanette, can you hear us?
Jeanette Remily:Good morning. Yes, sound is great.
Joan Upell:How's the snow?
Jane Healy:hi, Brook!
Joan Upell:Contact Joan 605/200-1102 joan.upell@state.sd.us
Joan Upell:Brook, can you hear us?
Jane Healy:You can tweet these sessions using hashtag #DiggingDeeper2015
Joan Upell:Can you hear?
Jane Healy:sorry #DiggingDeeper15
chazchazdon:Yes, I can hear you loud and clear!
chazchazdon:Yes, I can hear you loud and clear.
Jane Healy:great! Thanks, Chza
Jane Healy:Chaz
Robert Behlke:good to go, looking forward to this
Robert Behlke:dark and cloudy but no snow expected
Jeanette Remily:Snowing here in Salem. Looks like a lot of schools to the south are closing.
Diane Althoff:snowing. watching at home!
Joan Upell:Contact Joan 605/200-1102 joan.upell@state.sd.us
SDSL:SDSL just getting set up. No one in the room right now other than Jasmine and Brenda
chazchazdon:Clear and sunny in Denver.
Jane Healy:yea, Denver!
Matthew Reitzel:Good Morning
Barb:Good morning
Matthew Reitzel:Pierre (S.D.)--South Dakota State Archives, dusting of snow.
Cheryl Dewald:Cheryl and Jan are here! Cold here but no snow!
Kelly K:Good Morning from Redfield
Wendy Nelson:Icy in Sioux Falls. I won't be able to start viewing this until closer to 9:15. Looking forward to learning
about primary sources.
Shawn Behrends:Hi!
Joan Upell:#DiggingDeeper15
Wynne Nafus Sayer:Hi! Good morning!!
Brenda H.:G'day!
Robert Hudson:hi everyone
Shawn Behrends:My cat's watching.
Nathan Bloom:Good morning!
Pamela Jackson:thanks.
Mary G Johnson:Hey, gang! :)
Joan Upell:Contact Joan 605/200-1102 joan.upell@state.sd.us
Joan Upell:Follow Keith @TPSMSUDenver
Joan Upell:Thanks, Keith!
Jane Healy:if you are hosting a viewing party, please let us know how many people are there.
Robert Hudson:25000
Cheryl Dewald:100,000
Scott Simpson:250000
Brook Begeman:1,000
Nathan Bloom:50,000
Matthew Reitzel:$5,000
Joan Upell:www.loc.gov
Wynne Nafus Sayer:$20,000?
Scott Simpson:$250 5000 books
Glenn Wiebe:21 miles
Scott Simpson:22
Kelly K:50
Matthew Reitzel:1 million
Wynne Nafus Sayer:lol!
Nathan Bloom:90
Kelly K:75
Scott Simpson:300 each day 50 added
Wynne Nafus Sayer:320/ 50
Kelly K:wow
Scott Simpson:70
Cheryl Dewald:photos
Wendy Nelson:websites
Joan Upell:tweets
Wynne Nafus Sayer:that's amazing!
Scott Simpson:#mytweetsmatter
Joan Upell:#DiggingDeeper15
Josh Easter:It was cool to see in person!
Matthew Reitzel:Can you use them??
Scott Simpson:beautiful!
Wendy Nelson:Saw it this summer. It's very neat!
Joan Upell:@Matthew Keith says yes with white gloves
Glenn Wiebe:I talked with Lee Ann Potter last weekend and she said it is possible to get into the reading room and do
research. Definitely on my Bucket List!
Wynne Nafus Sayer:people sharing food, different people from different cultures
Matthew Reitzel:Dog
Wendy Nelson:woman serving food
Wendy Nelson:one child
Matthew Reitzel:House in background
Josh Easter:Edwardian neck wear, man with armor
Nathan Bloom:Armored helmet
Glenn Wiebe:armor / weapons
Matthew Reitzel:near water
Joan Upell:cooking pot
Robert Hudson:man in armor
Scott Simpson:log house in the background
Cheryl Dewald:social gathering
Jeanette Remily:Native Americans
Wendy Nelson:water in background
Jane Healy:man with musket on shoulder
Wynne Nafus Sayer:different forms of hunting weapons
Nathan Bloom:peace pipe
Wendy Nelson:smoke
Glenn Wiebe:clam shells?
Joan Upell:table and chair
Matthew Reitzel:eating outside
Scott Simpson:clam shells
Pamela Jackson:one woman talking to another woman as the woman observers
Wendy Nelson:different groups talking
Jeanette Remily:large body of water
Scott Simpson:iron kettle
Marilyn Mendenhall:Pilgrim appears to invite NA woman.
Wendy Nelson:two different cultures
Josh Easter:smoke from fire
Glenn Wiebe:the guy in the helmet is drinking something. I'm sure it's plain, healthy water
Wynne Nafus Sayer:water, smoke, trees
Pamela Jackson:one man smoking a pipe
Barb:smiles
Joan Upell:http://www.loc.gov/teachers/usingprimarysources/guides.html
Scott Simpson:Woman giving food to native people
Pamela Jackson:friendly expression from many folk
Joan Upell:the phot is at http://cdn.loc.gov/service/pnp/cph/3g00000/3g04000/3g04900/3g04961v.jpg
Kelly K:guy in the blue on the right has some papers in his hand
Pamela Jackson:weather seems mild
Wendy Nelson:looks like a friendly gathering
Matthew Reitzel:This is shown as a positive meeting
Robert Hudson:celebratory
Jane Healy:woman welcoming native woman toward the food gathering
Cheryl Dewald:two cultures meeting
Scott Simpson:Looks like the artist wanted us to see the native people as the guests
Nathan Bloom:people of all ages were involved
Jeanette Remily:abundance of food
Josh Easter:women taking role of serving and bringing people together
Matthew Reitzel:There are more whites than Native Americans
Wynne Nafus Sayer:There are people smiling - but there are also people observing each other - do they trust each other
or not?
Matthew Reitzel:1600s, for travelers from Europe coming to new world.
Wendy Nelson:I think the audience was Europeans. I think the image is meant to convey a sense of peace and prosperity.
Scott Simpson:Today... the pilgrims might not be smiling as much... they might be starving
Kelly K:I think the painting is more modern to depict the first thanksgiving to everyone
Matthew Reitzel:Probably not, more "showing" how things were.
Matthew Reitzel:How things were assumed to be.
Pamela Jackson:I think that it may have been made to show that both groups were peaceful; not always engaged in
hostility.
Robert Hudson:probably done much later ..
Scott Simpson:What tribe is depicted here?
Jeanette Remily:Who painted this and when?
Matthew Reitzel:Are these Native Ameicans of 1600s or Great Plains Native Americans of 1800s?
Matthew Reitzel:Visually
Robert Hudson:How accurate is this historically?
Robert Hudson:seems romanticized to me
Pamela Jackson:Which native group, where, and when.
Jane Healy:what, exactly, are the foods?
Kelly K:why are the white people wearing different kinds of clothes - some look more "pilgrim-ish" and some are
wearing armor and some are more victorian looking
Josh Easter:I wonder about the choices of costuming and dress of all involved
Wynne Nafus Sayer:clothes -- the hats are varied...
Pamela Jackson:one person is in military dress.
Jeanette Remily:Natives look like they are from different groups.
Nathan Bloom:Do the clothes have anything to do with social status?
Glenn Wiebe:the positioning of native americans relative to Pilgrims is interesting
Cheryl Dewald:It doesn't show the struggle of the first settlers.
Matthew Reitzel:It's signed on the bottom left. Did the painter do more paintings?
Scott Simpson:What was going on when this was painted? What inspired it?
Pamela Jackson:how do we look at the historical accuracy and possibly bias of the painter.
Josh Easter:does the gun over shoulder signify they just went hunting and brought back game or that the pilgrims were
armed and the natives had put their weapons down.
Robert Hudson:the natives appeara to be guests...a peaceful gathering
Josh Easter:Been a while since I have read - Of Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford
Joan Upell:http://loc.gov
Kelly K:lol
Mary G Johnson:I love LOC!
Jane Healy:Great to know!
Mary G Johnson:I will be in and out due to classes and students needing help. Hate to miss any of this!
Jane Healy:Feel free to come & go as necessary. Remember, this will be archived.
Jane Healy:www.radcab.com
Joan Upell:RADCAB.COM
Mary G Johnson:Must not be me!
Matthew Reitzel:Looks like a group of images meant to be sold, not to be historically accurate.
Joan Upell:www.loc.gov/teachers/
Joan Upell:http://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/primarysourcesets/states/southdakota/index.html
Joan Upell:http://tpsconnect.org/2015/11/19/cheat-sheet/
Matthew Reitzel:from Chronicaling America possibly?
Glenn Wiebe:Love the LOC Cheat Sheet!
Jeanette Remily:Love Chronicaling America!! Using it.
Joan Upell:http://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/lessons/mapping/
Joan Upell:http://www.loc.gov/teachers/classroommaterials/presentationsandactivities/presentations/thanksgiving/
Joan Upell:http://www.loc.gov/teachers/student-discovery-sets/
Joan Upell:http://www.loc.gov/teachers/usingprimarysources/guides.html
Pamela Jackson:yes
Glenn Wiebe:Did I miss the link for the archived version of the LOC Online Conference?
Joan Upell:http://www.loc.gov/teachers/professionaldevelopment/
Mary G Johnson:Joan, for any parts of this webinar I miss, will there be a general archive link for all of it?
Joan Upell:http://www.loc.gov/item/2004679735/
Joan Upell:Yes, archive will contain all links!
Jane Healy:ha!
Brenda H.:HaHa!
Wynne Nafus Sayer:lol!
Mary G Johnson::)
Kim:10 million pages landmark was October 7
Joan Upell:http://loc.gov/newspapers/collections/
Matthew Reitzel:Also linked at SDSHS website: http://history.sd.gov/archives/SDNDNP.aspx
Jane Healy:Thanks, Matthew!
Matthew Reitzel:Clipper tool is great!
Glenn Wiebe:Clipper Tool is new to me. Sweet!
Jane Healy:I love that it annotates so you know where that clip came from
Wendy Nelson:I just tried the search "south dakota" but none of the results show in red. Am I doing something wrong?
Joan Upell:about 10 minutes to go with Keith ;)
Matthew Reitzel:@ Wendy, find the drop down box for "All States" and pick out South Dakota.
Joan Upell:• http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/vhp/html/search/browse-state.html
Kim:There will be more South Dakota tiles on Chronicling America soon, it's an ongoing project
Wendy Nelson:I wanted to find the words "south dakota" in the text of newspaper articles, not just papers from South
Dakota.
Wynne Nafus Sayer:mine shows in red -- keep trying and maybe keep it as "all states" instead of selecting one.
Jeanette Remily:State Archives wants to digitize their collection but not yet.
Wendy Nelson:I didn't select one state. I just wanted to see if quotation marks worked to connect the two words together
Wynne Nafus Sayer:oh -- at first the red didn't show up -- but it took my connection a bit to show in red.
Wynne Nafus Sayer:I don't think the quotation marks are necessary -- use advanced search instead?
Joan Upell:http://www.wdl.org/en/
Wendy Nelson:@Wynne where do you get to an advance search on the historice newspaper?
Glenn Wiebe:can you quickly share about the TPS Teachers Network?
Wynne Nafus Sayer:@Wendy: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/#tab=tab_advanced_search
Glenn Wiebe:http://tpsteachersnetwork.org/
Wynne Nafus Sayer:Keith - thank you so much! Wonderful!
Mary G Johnson:Awesome stuff!
Pamela Jackson:Thank you. Great job!
Diane Althoff:thanks!
Cheryl Dewald:Wonderful resources
Wendy Nelson:Thank you!
Shawn Behrends:Thank you :-)
Scott Simpson:Thanks Kieth!
Scott Simpson:Keith...
Kelly K:Thank you, Keith :)
Joan Upell:Thanks Keith! All URLS in chat and others I may have missed will be posted with the archive :)
Glenn Wiebe:
Josh Easter:http://www.cosmo.org/museum.htm I Love that museum
Kim Taylor:I've been there, too. It's a lovely town, imo.
Josh Easter:I didn't get to try that. :(
Kim Taylor:Yum! I'll have to write that down for my next trip through. thanks.
Joan Upell:Welcome glenn!
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:Morning Glenn
Mary G Johnson:Wonderful to have such great speakers!
Joan Upell:twitter: @glennw98
Joan Upell:Excellent!
Mary G Johnson:Remind me what the Twitter hashtag is for Digging Deeper.
Josh Easter:http://sundown.afro.illinois.edu/
Joan Upell:#DiggingDeeper15
Joan Upell:Lies My Teacher Told Me by James W. Loewen
Joan Upell:http://www.triviacrack.com/
Cheryl Dewald:I love this game too!
Kelly K:love that game
Joan Upell:New SD Social Studies Standards using C3 Framework are working to change this!
Joan Upell:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18143977-all-the-light-we-cannot-see
Mary G Johnson:On my to read list -- kids and teachers have had it checked out!
Joan Upell:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22609391-the-wright-brothers
Brenda H.:So true! I LOVE reading history now.
Joan Upell:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16158542-the-boys-in-the-boat
Joan Upell:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/968.The_Da_Vinci_Code
Joan Upell:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25624089-killing-reagan
Scott Simpson:http://www.amazon.com/Every-Book-Social-Studies-Standards/dp/1598845209
Joan Upell:Just read Wright Brothers while flying to Columbus, wonderful!
Jane Healy:Thanks, Scott--you have faster fingers than I do this a.m.
Joan Upell:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1809398/
Scott Simpson:I was already on Amazon!
Joan Upell:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1809398/
Joan Upell:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031381/
Joan Upell:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108052
Joan Upell:http://www.c4framework.com
Joan Upell:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1020072
Joan Upell:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2084970
Joan Upell:All of Glenn's link will be posted with the archive!
Joan Upell:http://www.socialstudiescentral.com
Joan Upell:clcik on Presentation Materials and scroll to bottom to Using Primary sources
Joan Upell:Please forgive the typos...
Pamela Jackson:at the site; where are the images
Joan Upell:Why is there a difference between these 3 images?
Julie Erickson:Images are at this link: http://www.socialstudiescentral.com/using-primary-sources/
Jane Healy:on the left side under Digging Deeper, there are links called Image One, Image Two, and Image Three
Jane Healy:thanks, Julie
Pamela Jackson:got it
Cheryl Dewald:Loss of jobs in the community. people moving out.
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:Is this the same location?
angela:people pass on and no one wants to stay.
Kathleen Slocum:yes
Pamela Jackson:Yes.; and is order important.
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:Yes
Robert Behlke:no
angela:no
Scott Simpson:yes
Kim Taylor:too difficult to say with positivity
Brook Begeman:no
Josh Easter:second and third look like they are not sure about first
Scott Simpson:The first two for sure
Jeanette Remily:yes
Wynne Nafus Sayer:trees seem to match, so same place/area (with Barb)
Scott Simpson:house structure in one and two match
Josh Easter:look at concrete
Pamela Jackson:That's very good...vegetation.
Kathleen Slocum:Look at the sidewalk
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:Sidewalk/road appear to be same
angela:two of the pics maybe the same because of a fire or people leaving and maybe a new house being built
Joan Upell:http://maps.google.com
angela:the blue house in the backgrd
Kim Taylor:these photos look like a worn out neighborhood in almost any town/city USA
Brook Begeman:what happened?
Josh Easter:was there tradegy, fire?
Wynne Nafus Sayer:flood plain/ tornado? House at some point burned.
Josh Easter:moving out of town?
Josh Easter:the sky is interesting clu? sky overcast more is "2nd" picture
angela:What happened - town economy?
Kathleen Slocum:Wow not that much time ib between
Kim Taylor:research the economics of the community during that time span
Kathleen Slocum:All of the other houses also are gone
Scott Simpson:Natural environment provides clues to location...
angela:lost jobs people left
Cheryl Dewald:people abandon the neighborhood
Pamela Jackson:economic collapse around 2008
Joan Upell:factory jobs in Detroit?
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:New Orleans - Katrina?
Josh Easter:Katrina was 2005
Joan Upell:www.google.com/publicdata
angela:sad - there were beautiful buildings abandoned
Jeanette Remily:Detroit declared bancrupcy.
Joan Upell:others have no power, no water
Pamela Jackson:Mortgages are often higher than selling prices. Home values have decreased drastically.
Kim Taylor:there's gold in them thar hills!
Kim Taylor:pursuing a better life
Pamela Jackson:Love it.
Joan Upell:https://www.google.com/get/cardboard/
Jane Healy:video https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxOyhVik_wGmR3Flak1KYV9DMWc/view
Pamela Jackson:Awesome!!!
Scott Simpson:very cool!
Kim Taylor:Can't wait to try this!
Wynne Nafus Sayer:True.
Joan Upell:http://teachinghistory.org/teaching-materials/teaching-guides/25697
Jane Healy:painting: http://www.socialstudiescentral.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Across-the-Continent.png
Jane Healy:what is Crop it? http://teachinghistory.org/teaching-materials/teaching-guides/25697
Jane Healy:Crop it question sets: http://teachinghistory.org/system/files/question_sets.pdf
Kim Taylor:That's a great idea.
Joan Upell:Standord History Education Group sheg.stanford.edu
Joan Upell:oops, Stanford
Wynne Nafus Sayer:wagon wheel
Josh Easter:horse man with face mask
Pamela Jackson:two men
Wynne Nafus Sayer:man
Barb:reins
angela:men looking up and horses
Josh Easter:weird
Wynne Nafus Sayer:copywrited 1908
Joan Upell:from the reins
Barb:power lines
Kim:decorated horse harness
Kim Taylor:power lines above the people
Scott Simpson:lots of electric wires
Brook Begeman:telephones lines in 1908!
Pamela Jackson:part of a wheel
Brook Begeman:maybe powerlines?
Joan Upell:for flies
angela:there's electrical lines?
Scott Simpson:bright sunlight
Kim Taylor:those are the power lines being hung
Kim Taylor:those are the power lines being hung
Joan Upell:I live on a ranch ;)
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:2 men looking up
Wynne Nafus Sayer:holy crap!
Jane Healy:cabbages!
Josh Easter:giant cabbages?
Kim:cabbages!
angela:fictional cabbages
Jeanette Remily:giant cabbages
Kim Taylor:one huge bowl of slaw
Pamela Jackson:tobacco leaves
Scott Simpson:Brussels Sprouts
Pamela Jackson:really big ones
Wynne Nafus Sayer:is this real or fake?
Kim Taylor:the wheels on the wagon have no rubber
Josh Easter:racing
Pamela Jackson:3 cars
Barb:speeding car
Kim Taylor:mud
Wynne Nafus Sayer:joy riding
angela:racing in the field
Pamela Jackson:men
Barb:rut
Josh Easter:early meme
Brook Begeman:race
Kim Taylor:having fun
Barb:race
Scott Simpson:model t son the plains
Robert Hudson:car race
Pamela Jackson:copyright
Wynne Nafus Sayer:hats
Kim Taylor:someone has a hose
Jeanette Remily:model t, men, drivers,
Kathleen Slocum:Men catching wind in hats
Joan Upell:ropes
Pamela Jackson:big rabbit
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:RABBIT!
Kim Taylor:lasso, not a hose
Jane Healy:jackrabbit
Kim Taylor:darn
Jeanette Remily:giant rabbit and lasso
angela:lol rabbits that big
Barb:lasso that wabbit
Josh Easter:haha
Scott Simpson:big rabbits who eat giant cabbages
Wynne Nafus Sayer:the shadow on the rabbit... i'm skeptical
Kim Taylor:they are showing things that are larger than normal
Wynne Nafus Sayer:fence
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:fence
Barb:horse
Kim Taylor:men along a fenceline
Wynne Nafus Sayer:working
Pamela Jackson:men working
Josh Easter:men working, big work crew
Scott Simpson:Workers on a fence
Barb:club/baton
Josh Easter:various ages
Wynne Nafus Sayer:cars in background
Brook Begeman:hunting party
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:cars and horse
Jeanette Remily:men, fence and sticks, men in overalls
angela:gathering animals of some sort
Scott Simpson:"chain gang"?
Pamela Jackson:person on a horse
Kim Taylor:something along the fenceline on the ground
angela:small animals
Kim Taylor:herding rabbits
Scott Simpson:wow
Jeanette Remily:killing rabbits in the 30s...knew it!!
angela:eww that many rabbits
Josh Easter:wow overabundance of rabbits
Wynne Nafus Sayer:oh my gads.
Robert Hudson:rabbit kill...i agree
Kim Taylor:it was a matter of survival for them
angela:rabbits/food/survival
Joan Upell:hope they ate the rabbirs...
Barb:survival
Wynne Nafus Sayer:the rabbit drive is most accurate, because the others are over-exaggerted.
angela:older pics - herding smaller animals that are realistic
Kim Taylor:1st two pics showed exagerated images (cabbage/rabbit)
Kim Taylor:3rd showed normal sized content
angela:trying to help make comical of a difficult time
Josh Easter:http://www.socialstudiescentral.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/evidence-based-terms.pdf
Jane Healy:multi purpose image :)
Joan Upell:Thanks, Josh!
angela:lol - he was a forward thinker
Jane Healy:great assignment
Pamela Jackson:Like.
Jeanette Remily:Wow this is fantastic.
Joan Upell:http://www.socialstudiescentral.com
Jane Healy:tic tac tell https://historytech.wordpress.com/2014/01/24/tip-of-the-week-tic-tac-tell/
Cheryl Dewald:kids would love creating texts and apps for Lincoln:)
Pamela Jackson:Upper elementary grades will work well.
Wynne Nafus Sayer:Here's Lincoln's FB status that night: Going to the theater tonight with the missus... got private box
seats, baby! [http://coolmaterial.com/roundup/if-historical-events-had-facebook-statuses/]
Wynne Nafus Sayer:sorry
Joan Upell:https://www.hstry.co/timelines
Cheryl Dewald:Love it Wynne!
Joan Upell:Also, create timelines in World Book Online from State Library digital resources
Joan Upell:http://c4framework.com/collect-2/
angela:thx. Glenn for sharing
Joan Upell:http://goo.gl/63VcS4
Cheryl Dewald:Thank you!!!
Wynne Nafus Sayer:Glenn - thank you so much!!
Kim Taylor:as a librarian, is it permissible to share some of these great tools with patron/students on our facebook page?
Josh Easter:Awesome presentations
Pamela Jackson:Fantastic webinar!!!
angela:great resources to share with my staff
Jane Healy:Kim, you can always just put a link
Kim Taylor:That's what I meant, share the links with students
angela:can i place your link on my lib website?
Joan Upell:check for Rights Advisory on LOC
Kim Taylor:I'm trying to attract more kids into the library
Mary G Johnson:Love your information, Glenn!
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:I'm guessing since you were able to download the images from the LOC, you are
more than likely clear to use them as public domain
Kim Taylor:thank you for the great information.
Joan Upell:Glenn's Blog glennwiebe.org
angela:grt - thx!!!
Jane Healy:socialstudiescentral.com
Joan Upell:http://www.socialstudiescentral.com
Mary G Johnson:I wish.
Joan Upell:STREAM r for reading and research
Keith Patterson | TPS Western Region:Thanks for all the great resources and teaching strategies
Josh Easter:Thanks!
Kim Taylor:Thank you, Glenn! Happy Thanksgiving!
Robert Hudson:thanks, Glenn
Glenn Wiebe:You're welcome! I had a great time. Have a great weekend!
Scott Simpson:Thanks Glen!!
Jeanette Remily:Great stuff!!! Thanks.
Barb:Thanks Glenn, so much info!
Kathleen Slocum:Thank you, I'm sharing this information with some SS teachers
Kim Taylor:Is this going to be archived, so we can review at another time?
Jane Healy:Yes, everything will be archived, including chat and twitter
Mary G Johnson:Yes, I look forward to the archive as I had to take an early lunch today. :( Missed a lot of Glenn's
presentation.
Kim Taylor:thank you. :)
Kim Taylor:I wasn't able to be here for the first hour, so I'm eager to listen to it. whew!
Joan Upell:Watch for archives and all links to be posted next week!
angela:great info -Spearfish VB - did great yesterday!!!
Mary G Johnson:We have been hearing 8 inches!
Joan Upell:We'll send emails to all participants to remind you about archives, links and evaluation.
Mary G Johnson:Southwest side...
Kim Taylor:condolences to those with snow ;)
angela:snow at Faith
Joan Upell:Make sure you complete the final evaluation - you may win a free book!
angela:with sunshine
Joan Upell:Sunny 40 miles east of Faith at my house
angela:love these webinars
Jeanette Remily:School closes at 12:30 in Salem and luckily my principal let me stay home for the webinar.
Scott Simpson:
Joan Upell:www.wolakotaproject.org
Joan Upell:TIE dsimpson@tie.net
Joan Upell:http://davetgc.com/Affective.html
Joan Upell:https://readnicole.wordpress.com/multiple-intelligences
Joan Upell:http://guides.library.ucsc.edu/primarysecondary
Joan Upell:http://guides.library.ucsc.edu/primarysecondary
Glenn Wiebe:I really like the idea of "assigning" value
Joan Upell:Encourages student to move away from one right answer...
Joan Upell:...which we as teachers need to give students permission to do.
Jane Healy:one and done-yup
Wynne Nafus Sayer:the secondary sources -- the work (interpretation) is already done for them.
Kelly K:I've been away for the last hour and I have classes coming in starting at 12 so I need to leave. Sorry. I wish I
could stay. I will definitely check out the archive when its available. Thank you! :)
Joan Upell:Great, Kelly, thanks! Watch for an email from us :)
Joan
Upell:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/97059.The_Courage_to_Teach?from_search=true&search_version=service
Joan Upell:http://www.couragerenewal.org/
angela:you are right on!
Joan Upell:https://youtu.be/GiH8Ja0_JrM
Mary G Johnson:Yes.
Joan Upell:Vernon Ashley https://youtu.be/_HvcmnINFgI
Kim Taylor:I could listen to him for hours!
Jane Healy:yes, Kim!
Joan Upell:www.wolakotaproject.org
Joan Upell:Joesph Marshall III https://youtu.be/Ldz3_TFVIcY
Joan Upell:first interview was Jesse Taken Alive https://youtu.be/GiH8Ja0_JrM
Cheryl Dewald:Oral history that my mother in law shared or our area when she was a girl as her parents homestead. I
also shared this with students in my classroom.
angela:I taped an interview with my Grandpa from Switerzerland and how he came through Ellis Island.
Joan Upell:My parents always shared what happened surrounding the time we were born - all 6 of us.
angela:Our students need to be open minded and celebrate what makes each one of us is unique
Joan Upell:http://www.wolakotaproject.org
Kim Taylor:I'm having problems getting that site to load properly. :(
Joan Upell:Kim, try a different browser
Kim Taylor:good idea, Joan. thanks!
Kim Taylor:it worked. thank you.
Joan Upell:;)
angela:Great opportunity for students make connections and share similarities of stories.
Wynne Nafus Sayer:Thank you!! Amazing resources and opportunities!
angela:thx - Scott!
Cheryl Dewald:Thank you!!
Diane Althoff:Great resource and presentation
Kim Taylor:Thank you for these great resources & fascinating presentation. :)
Scott Simpson:Thanks to all of you!!!
Joan Upell:thanks, Scott!
Brenda H.:Nice job everyone!
Wynne Nafus Sayer:*applause*
angela:thx for doing this - love webinars - so I can stay home and still stay in touch to learn and share
Keith | TPS Western Region:Thanks everyone - it was a great time
Jeanette Remily:Learned a lot. Thanks for giving us this opportunity.
Kim Taylor:Thank you to all of the presenters & hosts for their contributions. So glad I came!
Julie Erickson:Thanks!
angela:hi - julie
Jane Healy:Thank you, everyone!!
Julie Erickson:Hi Angela :)
Kim Taylor:Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!