Yes,  If you go to http://www.historicsandusky.org and look up the Audio
Driving Tour you will learn about an audio recording narrated by James "Bud"
Robertson, Jr. which is being used by teachers (along with a packet of
supplimentary materials) in Lynchburg, Virginia to teach the Civil War
history of Lynchburg.

Greg Starbuck
Executive Director
Historic Sandusky Foundation
http://www.historicsandusky.org
Ph (434) 832-0162
Fax (434) 832-0182

----- Original Message -----
From: "Lonny J. Watro" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 11:54 AM
Subject: Virginia History and Video/audio on Internet


Will anyone suggest some websites where video or audio is used to teach
Virginia History. Our grad class at West Virginia University is trying to
find exemplar websites that implement video/audio for teaching/learning. We
will be adding them to an existing website of "best of's". My field is
mathematics and I can find many video/audio sites for math - boring. <G> My
love is Virginia history. So, if anyone will offer any suggestions our class
will be indebted to you. The class is Computer Mediated Communication.

Hope those in the Augusta/Albemarle Co. area fournd some high ground last
night. We on the high ground in Mineral Co., WV are o.k. but some of us in
the flood plains had localized flooding, too.

Dry out all!

Lonny J. Watro
Short Gap, WV (near Cumberland, MD and Keyser, WV)

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