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Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
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CIVCC Venue
| Venue | Colonial Williamsburg |
| Address | P. O. Box 1776 |
| City | Williamsburg |
| State | VA |
| Zipcode | 23187-1776 |
| Phone | (800) 761-8331 |
| Website | http://www.history.org/history/teaching/eft//index.cfm |
Overview
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Colonial Williamsburg Electronic Field Trips bring the past alive in this interactive video conferencing educational series. Colonial historians present on seven different topics throughout the school year long series televised nationally. |
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| Features |
* Emmy-Award winning live television broadcasts for grades 4-8 * Innovative distance learning program brings history alive in your classroom * Broadcasts air at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Eastern Time on participating PBS stations and cable channels. View broadcaster list. * Streaming broadcasts live on your classroom computer * Live toll-free call-in and e-mail intro to our historians * Online voting, video previews, and year-long student message board * Comprehensive teacher guides * Immerse students in authentic historical content * Build civics, history, and literacy skills * Infuse technology and interactive learning into a differentiated learning classroom * Fill information gaps and enhance background knowledge * Help students develop communication skills * Enhance students’ ability to gather and synthesize information from a variety of sources * On demand 24/7 Year-round Video Clips/Teacher Resources/Student Activities # Interactive, multidisciplinary student lessons # Web-based, standards-aligned teacher resources # Primary sources # Taping rights # Technical assistance and an online teacher “How to use” section # Online resources—use when they fit your curriculum |
| Topics |
[History] - 1776, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, Politics, Slavery, Underground Railroad, Women of American Revolution [People] - African Americans, Benjamin Franklin, Deborah Sampson, Edward Rutledge, John Adams, Lord Howe, Martha Washington, Thomas Jefferson [Science] - Chemistry, machines, physics |
| Catalog | http://www.history.org/history/teaching/eft/images/EFTbrochure2010-2011.pdf |
Pricing
| $500.00 for a series of seven trips; $120 for an individual trip; registers an entire school building |
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| Phone | 1-800-761-8331 |
| Registration Link | http://www.hsitory.org/trips |
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