Social+Studies

 [|Xtimeline:] Free web-based timeline to explore, create, share, and discuss timelines. Embed timeline on blog, create badge to share on online communities, email them, and create a URL. Discuss timelines, rate them and invite friends. You have the option to approve changes on a timeline before they are posted if working on a collaborative timeline.

__Who should register__? Teachers, Students __Does the site require an email address to browse timelines on the site__? No, anyone can view public timelines. __Does the site require an email address to create a timeline__? Yes, you must have an account to create stacks. __Are there privacy settings available__? Yes. __Example Below__: media type="custom" key="822181"



[|Footnote] : View original source documents of historical and personal significance. You can comment on the documents and leave notes and feedback. (Newspapers, photos, letters, and much more.) Please note that some of the content requires a [|paid subscription], but you can view a lot of the content for [|free].) [|Check out what this site can do.]

__Who should register__? Teachers __Does the site require an email address to browse documents on the site__? No, anyone can view the free documents. __Does the site require an email address to register__? Yes. As soon as you sign up for an [|account], you will be able to do more than view documents. __Are there privacy settings available__? No. The point of this site is to share original documents with the world. __Example Below__:





[|MetaCarta]: Find today's news from all over the world. Find content about a place by viewing results on a map. Metacarta indexes more than 1,400 sources, including stories from the Associated Press, Reuters, and other news sites and blogs.

__Who should register__? You do not need to register. __Does the site require an email address to search or read the news on the site__? No, anyone can view the news. __Does the site require an email address to register__? No. __Are there privacy settings available__? No. The content is for everyone to view. The viewer/ reader does not add content. __Example Below__: