Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources activity created into a Flash-based interaction. Students viewed sections of an image and made hypotheses about the bigger picture of the primary source image Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Flash (Actionscript 3).
Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources activity created into a Flash-based interaction. Students examined eight different images and identified similaries and differences among them by sorting the images into at least two categories. Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Flash (Actionscript 3).
Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources activity created into a Flash-based interaction. Students examined clues in the primary sources to identify a historical figure, place, etc. Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Flash (Actionscript 3).
Flyer for the Teaching with Primary Sources grant
Kibou, in Japanese, means hope. For this project, we were given a small piece of a map and were asked to create a visual depicting what we would see if were standing in that area based on clues from the symbols. The numbers and lines suggested that the piece of map was from the middle of the … kibou, 2008
The website for the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources – Colorado Rural Partnership website. Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Illustrator
Poster for the Teaching with Primary Sources grant. Tools: Adobe Illustrator
Poster for the Teaching with Primary Sources grant. Tools: Adobe Illustrator
As a graduate student, I served as a Graduate Assistant (GA) doing instructional design work for a grant funded by the Library of Congress, Teaching with Primary Sources – Colorado Rural Partnership. We worked with rural K-12 educators to help integrate the (then) 14 million+ primary digital resources from the Library of Congress website in … loc primary sources bookmarks, 2007
Website for a professor at oxford university for the Orinoco Scrapstore in Headington, Oxford. Tools: Adobe Photoshop