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  This resource offer synchronous lesson plans that can be adapted to remote teaching.
• American Historical Review Digital Primary Sources

  American Historical Review Digital Primary Sources at Indiana University | Jul 28, 2020

  This site offers open access databases containing English and foreign language digitized primary sources for historical research. 
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  Merle Eisenberg, Sara McDougall, Laura Morreale | Jul 28, 2020

  Middle Ages for Educators offers short video lectures, digital tools, translated primary sources, and pedagogical approaches for teaching medieval studies.
• The World History Survey

  Lael Sorensen | Jul 28, 2020

  This site demonstrates how to teach visual literacy and encourage associative thought, key features of critical inquiry for beginning history students.

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  American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise (AICE) | Jul 28, 2020

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