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  John Rosinbum | Aug 16, 2018

  Digital history can help teachers integrate native voices and experiences in their classrooms.
• Digging through the Hillary Clinton Email Archive

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  Max Kemman | Jun 7, 2018

  Students in Max Kemman's digital history course use Voyant Tools to analyze the Hillary Clinton Email Archive.
• Collaborative Reading and Note-Taking

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  Aiala Levy | Apr 2, 2018

  Encouraging students in introductory history courses to engage with assigned sources meaningfully has been an urgent challenge of my (admittedly brief...
• Food in the West

  AHA Today

  Julia M. Gossard | Mar 29, 2018

  Students in Julia M. Gossard's Western Civilization course use Northwestern University Knight Lab's TimelineJS to create a digital chronology of the history of food.

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  The National History Center's new Teaching Decolonization Resource Collection provides resources for instructors at any level to teach about decolonization.
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  Susan Corbesero | Feb 1, 2018

  Susan Corbesero (The Ellis School) uses the crowdsourcing project, Operation War Diary, in her classroom to help students learn about the First World War.
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  Seth Denbo | Dec 21, 2017

  “British Again Striking Hard on Somme Front Capture Two Lines of German Trenches” reads a banner hea...
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  John Rosinbum | Nov 30, 2017

  John Rosinbum illustrates how instructors can use digital archives to introduce students to archival research and related issues of resource inequity.

 

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