"I HATE HISTORY" - DIGITAL ARTIFACT FOR LIBE 477C


I Hate History by Julie Anne Mainville
 
 

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  1. Julie Anne MainvilleJuly 3, 2018 at 9:01 AM

    For some reason, when the infographic is copied into the blog, it loses all of its live links. All the content is connected to a site that confirms the fact. I followed the instructions in Canva on how to do this, yet it still doesn't work. I've spent too many hours on this... Heather I will try sending you a link to your email instead.

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