Saturday Webinars

Free Live Online Webinars for Social Studies Teachers

In our Saturday Webinars, you will hear from leading scholars as they discuss the words and ideas of leading figures in American history.

In our Saturday Webinars, you will hear from leading scholars as they discuss the words and ideas of leading figures in American history.

Ashbrook’s Saturday Webinars for Social Studies Teachers explore important topics in American history and government in a convenient live online format. Led by nationally recognized historians and political scientists, each webinar delves into the people, events, and ideas you teach each day through the study of primary source documents. While designed for secondary school social studies teachers, each Saturday Webinar is open to the public. There is no cost to participate.

Each webinar is presented live and participants will have the opportunity to ask questions of the presenter. To access the WebEx Training Center classroom, participants need a computer with speakers and a microphone, a broadband internet connection, and a current web browser. Not sure if your computer or internet connection can handle WebEx? Test your system prior to registration.

The 2013-2014 schedule of Saturday Webinars will be announced in August 2013.

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If you would like to participate in one or more of these upcoming seminars, please register for them by clicking the link below.

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