Norton History support for online courses

The Norton History team is here to support instructor and students teaching and learning online. Help us focus our efforts by letting us know which of the following would be most useful for you. We would also welcome any other suggestions you might have. Thank you for your feedback!

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* 1. Which of these online webinars would you be interested in?

A tour of Norton's resources for teaching online: This webinar could offer an overview of the resources Norton provides for learning management systems like Blackboard, Moodle, Desire2Learn and Canvas, as well as integrated ebook functionality, History Skills Tutorials, and the award-winning InQuizitive adaptive learning tool.

Using InQuizitive for History: InQuizitive is an adaptive online program that personalizes the learning experience for students and helps them master key concepts and historical developments. The webinar could provide an overview of the program as well as tips for how to use it in either online or face to face classes.

Teaching with sources online: This webinar could give an overview of online sources available, both within learning management systems and separately, ranging from Online Readers and Primary Source Exercises to the History Skills Tutorials that focus on analyzing primary and secondary sources, images, and maps.

Online lectures for students: Led by authors of our trade titles and/or textbook titles, these webinars would include a 30-minute lecture on their research followed by a live Q&A. Norton could also provide a link to the recording of the lecture or discussion questions.

What other webinar topics would you be interested in?

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* 2. What other resources would you be interested in?

Blog posts from our authors relating current events to historical coverage.

Lecture slides outlining content from our textbooks that is relevant to current events.

Instructors manual tips on teaching online courses

What other resources would be helpful to your online course?