Vanderbilt Virtual School Black History Month at USN
Our 5th grade students are participating along with several other schools across the country in an Interactive Videoconferencing series offered by Vanderbilt Virtual School and focused on Black History. The series, as outlined by the VVS website, consists of five program presentations with opportunities to ask questions of the presenters. The classes will participate in the first four, but they'll have to miss the last opportunity due to scheduling complications.
This a wonderful series and we thank VVS Director Patsy Partin for putting it together and making it available. Thanks also to Tandberg Corporation for their loan of the fabulous Edge95 codec that makes our crystal clear connections possible!
From the VVS website:
"BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2010 "
For students in grades 5 -12
SPRING CATALOG 2010
Tuesday, February 2
Dr. Frank Dobson
“From Slavery To Freedom: Stories of Sojourner Truth, Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, and Harriet Tubman”
Tuesday, February 9
Howard Gentry
“Breaking the Color Barrier”
Tuesday, February 16
Dr. Frank Dobson
"Life and Legacy of Paul Laurence Dunbar"
Tuesday, February 23
James Nixon
"Black History of the Blues"
Thursday, February 25
David Mills
Unholy: The Slaves Bible
Labels: distance learning, IVC, learning, middle school, tandberg, teaching, USN
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