The National Humanities Center's live, online workshops and seminars offer teachers of American history and literature fresh ideas and challenging material to deepen their content knowledge and strengthen their classroom instruction.
The programs are conducted completely online using conferencing software. All you need is a computer with an internet connection, speakers, and a microphone.
Instructional material is free and comes from the National Humanities Center's online resources for teachers:
The Toolbox Library, which provides primary sources-historical documents, literary texts, visual images, and audio material-illuminated by notes and discussion questions.
TeacherServe®, collections of essays by leading scholars that explore important topics in American culture and offer advice on how to teach them.