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Hot Sites on the Web
A Research Guide for Students
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/8866
A great web site that teachers have recommended for teaching students how to write research papers. The site offers quick links to Search Engines, Research Guides, and Useful URLs. A library resource guide on how to write an A+ research paper, do a presentation, quote passages, write footnotes & endnotes, parenthetical references, and bibliography or works cited using MLA style documentation. Numerous examples are given including Internet citations.
Ideas for Topics on the American Presidency
http://www.trumanlibrary.org/
The Truman library is the sponsor of the History of the American Presidency Special Prize and this web site has links and information on the American Presidency.
Irish Topics for Students
http://www.aoh.com/History/
The Irish or Irish American History Special Prize is sponsored by The Ancient Order of Hibernians. This web site provides students with topic ideas for NHD projects and links to a variety of sources on Irish or Irish American history.
American Baseball
http://www.sabr.org
The Society for American Baseball Research sponsors the Baseball History NHD Special Prize. This web site provides students with topic ideas for NHD projects and links to a variety of sources on baseball history.
CongressLink
www.congresslink.org
Trace the Civil Rights Act of 1964 or view an online version of the Constitution! Locate e-mail addresses or web sites for congressional leaders! Link to over 75 Congress-related sites. This site provides a great resource to students and teachers on Congress.
H-HistoryDay List Serve
National History Day has teamed up with H-Net to provide a discussion list for educators participating in National History Day. H-HistoryDay is a forum for teachers, professional historians, librarians, archivists, museum staff, and other educators who participate in National History Day programs each year. The discussion list allows them to share methodological and thematic ideas, approaches, and problems. Both veteran History Day teachers and those participating in the program for the first time benefit from exchanging ideas; the list also provides an opportunity for public historians and librarians to communicate with teachers. To join, send an email to Bea Hardy at bb19@umail.umd.edu.
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