Primary source sets are online tools created by organizations like the Library of Congress, Digital Public Library of America, and the Minnesota Digital Library. They are devoted to a specific topic and include multiple types of digitized historical records (photographs, documents, artifacts, and more) and are meant to foster critical thinking. Usually they come with a topic overview, high-quality reproductions, teachers’ guides, and related resource lists.
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https://geekntech.com/guidetips/8s2xu9gIn light of the centennial of the U.S. entry into World War I, you may not be surprised that each of those institutions listed above have a primary source set devoted to World War I.
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Although these are specifically designed to help history and social studies teachers, I find them helpful for my own research, and inspiring too. It’s possible I may create a primary source set on Northfield’s experience during the war based on these examples. Would you find that a useful tool to help our audience better utilize the history we have shared on the Northfield History Collaborative?
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