Teaching Essay: Food in the First Half of the American History Survey
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H-Net Resources and Coronavirus Disruptions
Dear All,
I know many of you are scrambling to get your courses online or figure out what to do with conference papers because of the dislocations caused by the coronavirus. H-Net offers the following two sites to help out:
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Online Teaching Resources
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Re: Documentary recommendation - sites of memory in China
Dear Leksa,
Kudos on your initiative to adapt your class to these new circumstances.
Instead of a documentary, you might consider taking your site visit online.
A search for "网上历史博物馆" or ”网上革命纪念馆" will take you to a wide range of virtual museums. I include some samples below--each one also links to a large number of similar sites. They're all heavily curated, which makes them ideal for a class project. (A search for "网上纪念馆" will take you to sites that house online memorials for the deceased).
Documentary recommendation - sites of memory in China
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International Award Opportunities for Asia
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