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Posted on August 3, 2008 by Mike

These days web 2.0 products make it so easy to publish just about anything and I make extensive use of some of them in my classroom.  I’m also starting to use them to publish local historycontent, which I think will be of interest to a wider audience.  In the blogosphere, I’ve set up two beyond that those that are dedicated to my classes.

I try to post to them regularly as I find informative information.  You may find them of interest so I’m adding the links here in case you want to check them out.

  1. Reflections on Delmarva Past – A blog focusing on the history and culture of the region.
  2. Window on Cecil County’s Past – Reflections on yesterday in the county at the top of the Chesapeake.

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