Via North Woods and Waters of the St. Croix Heritage Area:
Thursday, August 6, 2020 | 2 – 3 PM CST | Free, registration required
Would you like more people to know about your organization’s site and all that it has to offer? Are you looking for an exciting way to reach out to visitors traveling through the St. Croix River watershed? Do you find that getting the word out is one of your biggest challenges for your organization and the site you support?
In this free webinar, Dr. David Trowbridge, creator of the Clio website and mobile app, will explain how you can build a virtual tour of your sites at no cost using these innovative tools. With a growing selection of more than 30,000 entries and more than 700 walking/driving tours, Clio—a completely free app developed with support from NEH and others—already guides thousands of people to nearby historical, cultural and natural sites each day. The app’s new features, developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, allow organizations to build a virtual tour without cost or any special equipment in less than a day!
Whether your site is large or small, in town or in the country, visitors to the St. Croix River watershed will be able to find you…even if they don’t know you yet…because Clio’s data base is easily searchable by area/region/state or by category. Visit www.theClio.com to see examples of walking tours, museum tours and natural sites.
North Woods and Waters of the St. Croix Heritage Area promotes the natural, cultural and historic resources of the St Croix Watershed
About the Presenter
David Trowbridge (Ph.D., Kansas) is an Associate Professor of History and the Director of African and African American Studies at Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia. He created Clio, a website and mobile application that connects users with the history and culture that surrounds them, as a way to engage his students. Already known as the author of A History of the United States, Dr. Trowbridge is currently working on a second book entitled Jim Crow in the Land of John Brown which details the origins of segregation and the Black Freedom Struggle in America’s Heartland.
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Thank you, Greg! I don’t know what we’d do without St. Croix 360. You do such a great job in finding good stories and sending them out to people who care.