In this Journal
of Adolescent and Adult Literacy article, Joshua Kenna and Anthony
Pellegrino (University of Tennessee/Knoxville) recommend two websites for
social studies teachers:
• National
Jukebox: http://www.loc.gov/jukebox
This digital audio archive has more than 10,000 recordings of speeches and
music from 1901 to 1925.
• Clio: https://www.theclio.com/web/ This is a
free public history website and mobile app that serves as an active
collaborative research, interpretation, and map-building project linking
professional and local historians, museum professionals, scholars, and
university students.
“Digital
Resources for Social Studies” by Joshua Kenna and Anthony Pellegrino in Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy,
May/June 2018 (Vol. 61, #6, p. 705-708); the authors can be reached at jkenna@utk.edu and apelleg2@utk.edu.
(Please Note: The item above was spotted in issue #736 of The Marshall Memo, and reprinted here with permission. The Marshall Memo is a GREAT resource for educators.)
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