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Here are links to useful resources
(Don't forget, you can enlarge the video screens for the Zoom tutorials by clicking on the BOX in the right hand corner to enlarge!)
Webinars to watch at your convenience
230 Years of Presidential Elections
230 Years of Presidential Elections
230 Years of Presidential Elections
230 Years of Presidential Elections: Washington to Trump, 1788-2018
with Steve Goldman
Join Dr. Stephen A. Goldman on a visual tour of the entire scope of Presidential elections in the United States, from its founding in 1788 to the present day.
500 Years of Fake News
230 Years of Presidential Elections
230 Years of Presidential Elections
Five Hundred Years of Fake News: From False Facts and Fictitious Fallacies to Forgotten Foibles
with Steve Goldman
"Fake News" is a phrase that has come to be used frequently over the past 3 years. Is this a new phenomenon, or has it been around for a long while?
The Many Faces of Fascism
230 Years of Presidential Elections
The Many Faces of Fascism
The Many Faces of Fascism
with Ray Vergne
Although it affected, influenced, and dominated the lives of hundreds of millions of people in the XX Century, Fascism is difficult to define accurately and succinctly.
The goal of this exercise is to better understand the phenomenon of Fascism, which so painfully scarred the history of the XX Century.
Other Courses to catch up on
Birds and Birding
Talbot County, the Good and Bad
Talbot County, the Good and Bad
Birds and Birding in our Eastern Shore Backyard
with Wayne Bell, PhD
This course is offered as a collaboration between Chesapeake Forum and the Pickering Creek Audubon Center.
This fall we will focus on common and not-so-common songbirds that grace our Eastern Shore backyards and parks.
Talbot County, the Good and Bad
Talbot County, the Good and Bad
Talbot County, the Good and Bad
Conversation: What's Good and Bad about Talbot County?
with Bruce Jones
See how Talbot County compares with other Maryland counties in education, rates of crime, housing availability, transportation , etc.
Macbeth: The Scottish Play
Talbot County, the Good and Bad
Macbeth: The Scottish Play
Macbeth: The Scottish Play
with John Miller, Ph.D and Suzanne Sanders
Theatrical tradition would urge us to call Macbeth “The Scottish Play,” so that disaster doesn't befall us. But this bad luck tradition only comes into play (no pun intended) when the title is mentioned inside the theater where the performance is to be presented.
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Every time you click an article on our Facebook page it makes a difference. The post going to a downloadable copy of this semester's mailer has reached 200 people with 26 engagements! We need to get the word out throughout the community that even in the COVID crisis, the Chesapeake Forum has managed to pivot to Online classes with recordings that make it possible for many in our community to enjoy learning from some of our area's experts.