Assignment
Archives, Race and Justice
Short Description:
For this project you will be creating a digital resource that can be used to help teach about the Southern California Library’s mission and materials, how to work with archival materials, and, in general, how to work with and research primary sources.
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Archives, Race and Justice online projectLearning Outcomes:
Gain the ability to: work with, contextualize and present on primary sources; communicate to a general audience; work with and be critical of certain digital tools; and collaborate on digital projects
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Ability Level:
Course Context (e.g. how it was implemented or integrated):
This assignment was created for Critical Methodology, a required graduate-level English course at Loyola University.
Additional Instructor Resources (e.g. in-class activities, worksheets, scaffolding applications, supplemental modules, further readings, etc.):
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Suggested Citation:
Hubbard, Melanie. "Archives, Race and Justice." CORA (Community of Online Research Assignments), 2020. https://projectcora.org/assignment/archives-race-and-justice.
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