The Artifact in the Age of New Media. New media has transformed our access to collections in the humanities. But how has our interpretation and presentation of artifacts changed? Follow the BGC DML on Twitter. Unless otherwise stated, the content of this page is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3. Click here to edit contents of this page. Append content without editing the whole page source.

American Social History Project Center for Media and Learning. See Our New Web Resource. Visual Culture of the Civil War. A project to collect and conserve CUNY history. NEH Summer Institute for College and University Faculty. Slaves Waiting for Sale, Richmond, Virginia, 1861.

Afro American Literature and Blues People Curriculum. Me at 18 in 1970. For a very long time, I have included the standard assignment of a memoir, 1-2 pages from all of my students each semester. Actually I still permit all these other ways of supplying an image. Of course some students blow it off but the deep ones almost never do. It can be a way to discover thei.

There are many great bookmarking and categorizing tools available for use, and many of them are highly effective. unless you use ALL of them and then forget which site you used to bookmark something. I AM INFAMOUS FOR DOING THIS. Thursday, June 14, 2012. This is great for lesson planning, projects, tutorials and more.

Broad Chronological or Topical Lesson Plans. College or Labor Education Lesson Plans. Lesson Plans for Specific Chronological Time Frames. Labor Systems of Early America. Revolutionary Era Through Early National Period. Civil War,Reconstruction and Labor 1863-1877. Late 19th century through Early 20th century. Labor Organization, Radicalism and Uprisings of the Early 20th century. WWI Era, Postwar Uprisings and Red Scare. World War II and Postwar Era.

Thursday, April 30, 2015. Contribute Your Media Literacy Video Suggestions. Videos Used In Teaching Media Literacy.

People, Places, and Events 1770-1870.

Kara Walker- The Negress and the Writer. New Introduction to Talking In Pictures. Photograph by Dorothea Lange for the FSA available online at The Library of Congress Prints and Photos Collection. Part Three looks at Roosev.