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This document discusses three timeline creation websites - Timetoast, Meograph, and Myhistro - that could be useful tools for students. It provides examples of how each site works and their benefits for organizing information visually and allowing students to learn about historical events and each other. Specific features are described, such as clicking on events for more details on Myhistro, and generating video timelines from entered dates on Meograph. Overall, the document recommends these online timeline tools for aiding students in organizing important dates and staying engaged on educational topics.
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Timeline
- 1. By: Kim Lamson Kristin O’Connell TIMELINE
- 2. There are three websites to use: • Timetoast.com • Meograph.com • Myhistro.com WEBSITES
- 3. Using a timeline tool could be useful in class for a few reasons: • Easy to organize information and give students a visual • Can use to allow students to learn about each other. • Students can use these tools to organize important dates for classes such as history. USES
- 5. • This site is easy to navigate. • You can click each event to read more information about it. • Interactive and easy for students to navigate and keep their interest on the topic. • Easy for students to share information. • Gives two different views so you can use the view that works best for you individually. TIMETOAST
- 7. • This site would be good for history and the dates for the events. • The events are put onto a map at the place the event occurred. • When timeline is generated it makes it a video for the specific dates entered. • This site is harder to navigate and would be better for older students. MEOGRAPH
- 9. • Go to timetoast.com • Make an account • You must verify your account before we begin. • Once your account has been verified go back to the site and go to your timelines on the top right hand side of the page. • From this page click add a new time line • Just put a few dates that are important to you to make a sample and see how easy the tool is to use and navigate. YOUR TURN
- 10. Questions?
- 11. One resource we could not list in the meograph timeline is Boardingarea.com I used a picture from their website for the title page cover RESOURCES