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Teaching History Online to Today's Community College Students - by Suzanne McCormack
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‎12-09-2016
08:29 AM
Originally posted on October 20, 2016 on Process: A Blog for American History.
Community College of Rhode Island History professor Suzanne McCormack shares her thoughts and challenges on teaching history in the digital age in this short interview.
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