Dear List readers:

     This request is being posted for Linda Ehreth,
     Educational Programs Coordinator for the State
     Historical Society of North Dakota.  Please feel free
     to respond directly to her off-List (address below).  I
     will pass any responses posted to the list on to Linda.

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     A panel discussion will be held at an upcoming
     technology conference; this discussion will focus on
     the need for new curriculum materials for teaching
     North Dakota Studies in K-12 schools.  The panel will
     present perspectives on these issues:

     1. Can quality curriculum materials be developed and
     made available to ND teachers and students on the WWW?

     2. What potential does the WWW hold for developing and
     delivering North Dakota Studies curriculum materials?

     3. What WWW resources that could serve as models are
     available already?

     4. How are other states using WWW resources for state
     studies?

     5. Should WWW materials be grade level/curriculum
     specific?  or developed around study topics?


     Any responses are appreciated and anticipated  -
     Thanks, Linda Ehreth, Educational Programs Coordinator,
     State Historical Society of North Dakota.  E-mail
     address:  [log in to unmask]
     Mailing address: 612 East Boulevard Ave, Bismarck, ND
     58505
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     Thanks
     Chris Dill

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C. L. Dill, Museum Director
State Historical Society of North Dakota
612 East Boulevard
Bismarck  ND  58505-0830    USA
P: (701)328-2666
F: (701)328-3710
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Visit our Web site at: http://www.state.nd.us/hist/
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