Timeline Assignment

Maureen MacLeod and Lauran Kerr-Heraly | Apr 26, 2021

Timeline Assignment, inspired by Dr. Maureen MacLeod’s presentation at the 2012 AHA conference, offers students an active learning assessment opportunity that serves as an alternative to a research paper. This instructional guide details the steps to creating a digital, annotated, research-based timeline. Here, the interactive example created by the author incorporates sample text, eye-catching visuals, and a short video.

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