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=Web Evaluations=

URL: @http://www.ushmm.org/outreach/en/**
 * Title:The Holocaust: A Learning Site for Students
 * Comment:** This site is a great tool when teaching about WWII and the holocaust. There is an great amount of information that is presented and there are also many pictures that can be seen in order to better understand the subject. Pictures are one of the best ways of learning. One problem would have to be that when on the home page, in order to find the kids section there is a small amount of searching that has to be done. Although, this site is very easy to navigate, and is well suited to both adults and students. The site is very simple. But all of the information that is presented is done in a very professional manner. Everything is broke down into sub categories that one can easily navigate through. I could have students navigate this page in order to complete a project or we can look at it as a class in order to better understand the subject.

I really liked that you can see a lot more in depth information regarding Holocaust. It was pretty cool that I can see a ton of pictures, and museums, along with history and education on this era. I really find this site useful because not many people know too much information about the Holocaust, they only know the basic knowledge that the media gave out. - **DS**

URL: @http://www.atozkidsstuff.com/states.html Comment:** This is a great tool when discussing the 50 states. There are many facts about the states that students can use inside and outside of the classroom. The site can be easily navigated. There is a slight bit of distraction on the page, including some ads and some other links, but the main points are in a prominent position. This site allows students to research each state and learn more about it. One major problem with this site is that not every state is able to be accessed. That is a problem because children would have a disadvantage learning about a select few states. This site can be used in a variety of ways. I can have the children do a project on a certain state, or I can use it as a game almost in class, where students would have to try to find what state is the answer to a trivia question.
 * Title:USA States

I really enjoyed viewing this site. I agree with you, this is a great site to view for the fifty states. The students are able to stay focused on a specific state. What I really enjoyed about this site is that the information is set up in a way where it is not to busy for one to focus on. It really is a problem that not every state is accessable for the students. I agree with you about the students doing a project with the states. That is a great idea. -TW

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