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=Welcome to the Teaching With Primary Sources Wiki!=

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**Teaching and Learning Resources**
[|Rubric--Analyzing a Primary Source] [|Best Rubric EVER]

[|Debate Rubric]

[|Mapping Program]

[|Google Apps for Schools]



[|Backwards Design]

[|Blooms's Revised Taxonomy--Active Verbs]

[|Rubric Machine]

[|Rubistar]

[|Penny Postcards of American Towns]

[|Library of Congress Lesson Framework for Utilizing Primary Sources in the K-12 Curriculum]

[|Library of Congress Sample Uses of Primary Sources in the Classroom]

[|9 Principles of Good Practice for Accessing Student Learning]

[|Teaching Information Literacy With Primary Sources Course Syllabus]

**On-Line Collections of Primary Sources and Learning Objects**
[|**World History Sources--Analyzing Documents**]

[|**Women in World History--Analyzing Documents**]

[|POOT]

[|Then Again Primary Source Resources]

[|African American Lives]

[|Library of Congress]

[|National Archives]

[|Using Primary Sources on the Web]

[|Primary Documents on the New Deal]

[|Perseus Digital Library---Primary Sources of the Greco-Roman World]

[|Primary Sources from Tudor England]

[|Primary Source Learning]

[|Jewish Women's Archive---Primary Sources]

[|Internet History Sourcebooks Project---Primary Sources]

[|America in Caricature, 1765-1865 (cartoons)]

[|Greater Cincinnati Memory Project]

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[|Euro Docs---Primary Sources on European History]

[|EDsitement (NEH Primary Sources and Learning Objects)]

[] World Digital Library

[|Opper Political Cartoons]

[|Rutgers Oral History Archives]

[|A Visual Sourcebook of Chinese History]

**Interesting Articles**
[|Teaching With the History Engine]

[|Can You Do Serious History on the Web?]