• Teaching About the Holocaust Online

  US Holocaust Memorial Museum | Jun 17, 2021

  The resource offers a wide range of robust online educational resources
• George Washington's Mount Vernon — Educational Resources

  Mount Vernon Ladies' Association of the Union | May 18, 2021

  The resource immerses teachers and students into Washington’s world at Mount Vernon and beyond. 
• The Historic New Orleans Collection

  The Historic New Orleans Collection | May 14, 2021

  The resource offers educators the means to engage through a pre-scheduled group virtual field trip or a one-on-one customized virtual field trip.
• Museum of History and Holocaust Education

  Kennesaw State University | May 13, 2021

  The resource has various tools to help K-12 and university teachers deliver course content and activities on WWII and Holocaust history.

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• American Battlefield Trust

  American Battlefield Trust | May 12, 2021

  The resource educates the public about what happened during the American Revolution, the War of 1812, and the Civil War and why it matters.
• Cape Coast Castle

  Professor Heinz Rüther, Zamani Project | Apr 27, 2021

  The resource features 3D visualizations and present day images of a fortified trading post used for the transatlantic slave trade.
• Digital Archaeological Archive of Comparative Slavery

  Thomas Jefferson Foundation | Apr 26, 2021

  The resource expands understanding of enslaved Africans and their descendants living in the Chesapeake, Carolinas, and Caribbean during the colonial and antebellum eras. 
• Virtual Tours of Monticello

  Thomas Jefferson Foundation | Apr 23, 2021

  The resource offers teachers and students different tour options, including 360-degree unguided tours, Google street view unguided tours, and virtual field trips (by arrangement).
• Colonial North America at Harvard Library

  Harvard Library, Harvard University | Apr 22, 2021

  The resource is an ongoing, multi-year project designed to make available approximately 650,000 digitized pages of the institution’s 17th- and 18th-century North American materials.

 

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