Virtual Public History Adventure

Katherine Sharp Landdeck, Texas Woman's University | Sep 24, 2020

This Virtual Public History assignment utilizes online exhibits at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. Designed for asynchronous or hybrid teaching, students will complete an assignment for submission via document upload.The assignment can be adapted for use with other museums and historical sites.

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