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The picture above is a screen shot of my lower east side map from my google map "collection." It can be made fully functional but it overwhelms the column. I learned about mapchannels from digital urban. The free site also gives you the option to create a link to a full size version of a google map.
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- 239 East 7th Street
- 7th Street Synchronicity
- The House I Live In: PBS Resources
- Emmanuel Goldenberg (Edward G. Robinson)
- Point of Clarification
- Slight Detour
- Communities: 7th Street, between C and D
- The House I Live In and United Streaming 2
- More or (Less) PowerPoint
- PowerPoint Pros and Cons
- NY1.com For NYC Video Resources
- Video Resources With A Primary Look
- Very Primary Documents
- That's Gold Jerry, That's Gold!
- PS20 Archives
- You Must Remember This: Horse Tales
- On Line Video Resources
- Home Stories From The Past
- In Search Of Zubik and Ancestor Student Stories
- Podcast XII: Sam and Greenfield The Pickle Man
- Podcast XI: Sam and the Rosenbergs
- The House I Live In: Richmondtown
- The House I Live In: Leffert's Homestead
- The House I Live In: Wyckoff House
- Q & A
- The Post From Hungar(y)-Pt2
- The Post From Hungar(y)-Pt1
- Podcast X: Sam and Dr. Kaplan's son and Hymie Frohmer
- Mid Point Correction, Review...blah,blah
- Podcast IX: Sam Resists Temptations of Criminal El...
- Clinton Street 1852
- Podcast VIII: Sam and the Fighting Sullivans
- Using Archival Maps For Context
- Podcast VII: Sam I Am-Part 1
- Little Hungary II
- Little Hungary
- Diary Of An Early American Boy
- Newsday In Education
- Field Trips: The Lott House
- Bobbie Kalman books
- Teaching The Constitution II
- Inside Historic Homes II
- A Close Up View of Historic Homes
- Harry Golden
- Public Service Announcement
- Air America Part II
- Using Maps
- Re-Organization
- Podcast V: Bill's Strange Encounter In A Shoe Store
- Dead Man's Curve
- Ancestry II
- Ancestry
- Connections 3: Cut And Assemble Books
- With Liberty And Justice For All
- Connections 2:Orphan Trains
- Making The Text To Project Connection
- Street Life
- Podcast VI: Bill Margulies. PS64, Mr. Krappner, Hy...
- Blockology
- Railed
- De-Railed
- Dover Coloring Books
- Synchronicity Defined
- General Smedley Butler
- Air America Radio
- Home and Urban Squalor
- Colonial Museum
- Recipe For Success-Native American Home Study
- Podcast V: Bill Margulies & Co.
- La Dolce Weirdo
- Guaranteed All Dialogue Overheard
- Synchronicity Redux
- Local Learning aka Place Matters
- Podcast IV: William Margulies and Rebbitzim Jungreis
- Synchronicity: Piermont. Mill Towns, Flywheels, Wo...
- Dropsie Avenue
- La Dolce Bello
- American Girl Molly-Her 1940 Home
- Teaching The Constitution
- Home-The Building
- Home-1759 Fort Mose, St. Augustine
- Home-1627 Plymouth
- Home-1627 Pueblo
- Home-1490 Fishing Village
- KIds Discover Magazine
- A Place In Time 2
- Podcast III
- Mr. Beller's Neighborhood
- A Street Through Time
- Home-Places In Time
- Shop Talk II
- Lodging Houses
- Will Eisner Comics
- Homes of American Girls
- Homes: Mud Huts and Round Houses
- Real Dolce
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- Housekeeping
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Our Strong Band
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- Bell Of Confusion
- Knickerbocker Village
- New York Labor History
- Washington Irving High School History
- Every Month Is Black History Month
- Respite From Mike
- Steff's Union Maide
- Give Us Each Day Our Daily Pan
- Eduwonkette
- Truth Dig
- Bridge Over Troubled Water
- Google Maps For Educators
- NYC Public School Parent's
- NYC Educator
- Susan Ohanian Speaks Out
- Ednotes Online - The Blog
- the independent community of educators
- podcasting for teachers
- a penny's worth
- airamerica
- counterpunch
- democracynow
- monthlyreview
About Me
- David Ballela
- Many people who write blogs are narcissists and pretentious pseudo intellectuals. Hopefully I'm not one of them
2 comments:
is that big maddy?
David-
Never really looked at this in its entirety, but I had a chance to peruse much of it today. This is a remarkable piece of work, however knowing you, I can't say that I'm really surprised.
Hope to read it from cover to cover one day. I'm finally retiring this June (2009).
Hope all is well with you. Thank you for what you have compiled here...
Jerry (Kerne)
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