I received information from edweb.net about it being Women
Rights Day and to look at the free resources available on Newseum Digital Classroom regarding Women’s
Suffrage Movement. I was able to do
some exploring and learned the site has a lot more to offer, free of charge.
The focus of the site is the First Amendment, but there are many
articles about Journalism and topics Journalists have dealt with to impact
society. (Berlin Wall, Watergate, etc.)
There is a video archive, an image library and also a few
learning modules that feature specific topics. I also noticed a primary sources
section featuring Civil War newspapers and images alongside the First Amendment
information.
While it doesn’t offer as much information as some primary
source sites, student working on a paper or a topic that needs reference to the
First Amendment could use this as a great place to start.
There is an opportunity to create an account for both
students and teachers. These are free
accounts. There is also an opportunity
for students to submit work and do extension activities about the topics
involved.
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