Library of Congress Teaching With Primary Sources Webinars (Previously Recorded Webinars). Examples of sessions recorded from their 2016 Online Conference: Beyond the Bubble: A New Generation of Historical Thinking Assessments Library of Congress 101 for Teachers Social Media in Social Studies: Engaging Students in their Medium.

National Council for History Education Webinars (Upcoming Live and Previously Recorded Webinars). Examples of recent webinars: The Sword and the Shield: The Revolutionary Lives of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr., 3/31/20 7-8pm. Upcoming: Teaching Video Game History, 4/30/20 7-8pm

National Council for the Social Studies (Upcoming Live and a Library of Previously Recorded Webinars): xamples of recent complimentary (free) webinars: The Knowledge Gap: What It Is and How to Narrow It, 3/26/20 7pm More Deadly Than War: How Do We Teach the Lessons of Pandemics – While We Are in One?, 4/2/20 7pm

Facing History and Ourselves, “Support for Teachers During the Coronavirus Outbreak,” Recording of Webinars given: Coronavirus: Maintaining Healthy Schools and Preparing for Online Learning, 3/25/20 6-7 pm Coronavirus: Teaching Complex Current Events and Supporting Student Well-Being, 3/26/20 4-5 pm

Teaching American History (Upcoming Live and Previously Recorded Webinars): Examples of recent webinars: Saturday Webinar: Douglas MacArthur, 4/4/20 11am Documents in Detail: Calvin Coolidge’s Speech on the 150th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independent, 4/22/20 7-8pm

US National Archives (YouTube Channel of Previously Recorded Webinars): Examples of webinars: Petitions, Protest, and Persuasion: Women’s Voices in the Records of the National Archives Teaching the Constitution with Political Cartoons. You can Subscribe to this PlayList.