• EDSITEment! Lesson Plans

  National Endowment for the Humanities | Jul 28, 2020

  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. 
• Cuban Heritage Collection Digital Collections

  Cuban Heritage Collection, University of Miami Libraries | Jul 28, 2020

  The Cuban Heritage Collection at the University of Miami Libraries houses the largest repository of materials on Cuba outside of...
• Middle Ages for Educators

  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.

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  National Park Service | Jul 28, 2020

  Teaching with Historic Places offers a series of more than 160 classroom-ready lesson plans that use historic sites as a means for exploring American history.
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  Disability History Association | Jul 28, 2020

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  Tom Ewing and Elizabeth Ten Dyke | Jul 28, 2020

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• Slave Voyages

  Emory University Center for Digital Scholarship, the University of California at Irvine, and the University of California at Santa Cruz, the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research at Harvard University | Jul 27, 2020

  This digital memorial raises questions about the largest slave trades in history and offers access to the documentation available to answer them.

 

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