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Teaching Digital North Carolina

Teaching Digital North Carolina

Tutorials

Teaching Sensitive Subjects
Teaching with Primary Resources
Using the Digital Public Library of America to Access North Carolina Sources

Lesson Guides

Agriculture and Textiles: Interaction of Two Major North Carolina Industries
Circle of Viewpoints: Civil Rights
World War I: The Role of North Carolinians in World War I

Teaching Digital North Carolina was a project that created tutorials ands lesson guides for students and teachers using online primary resources held in cultural repositories through North Carolina. The repositories were mined through the Digital Public Library of America for topics on North Carolina business and industry, civil rights and liberties, and World War I. In the process of identifying and selecting primary sources on these topics, more than 200 images were considered for use. The URLs to those images are included in spreadsheets that may provide other areas of study.

The subjects covered include:

  • Business and Industry
  • Liberties and Rights
  • World War I

 

Support for this site was provided by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission

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