The Teaching with Primary Sources Western Region and the TPS Teachers Network at Metropolitan State University of Denver hosted a series of professional development webinars three times a week for seven weeks. Don’t worry if you missed any, because we’ve got links to the recordings!
RECORDINGS
Week 1 Lineup
DIY – Creating Your Own Primary Source Sets
March 31 Host: Mary Johnson
Primary Sources and Tech Tools!
April 1 Hosts: Laura Isrealsen and Michelle Pearson
Week 2 Lineup
Escape 2020: Stow-away on a 1585 Primary Source Cruise
April 7 Host: TPS Western Region Trainer and Librarian Sherrie Galloway
Teaching Elementary Online with Digital Primary Sources
April 8 Host: 2018-2019 Distinguished Educator Fellow at the Library of Congress Kellie Taylor
Getting Personal in Non-Personal Spaces: Supporting Student and Staff Vulnerability in Remote Learning
April 9 Host: William Anderson, High School Social Studies Teacher and Adjunct Professor
Week 3 Lineup
Exploring Historical Conflict with Primary Sources Using Literacy Strategies
April 14 Host: Rolly Schendel, Professor of Literacy, School of Education, MSU Denver
Listening Skills for Content Access in Remote Settings
April 15 Host: TPS Western Region
More Tech and Primary Sources
April 16 Hosts: Michelle Pearson and Laura Isrealsen
Week 4 Lineup
Creating Purposeful Learning Environments
Host: Rolly Schendel, Professor of Literacy, School of Education, MSU Denver
Remote Learning and Research with Annotated Resource Sets and Adobe Spark
Hosts: Laura Israelsen and Michelle Pearson, Two Geeky Teachers, Educator Superheroes
History Detectives: Activities for the Elementary Classroom
Host: Dr. Todd Laugen,Professor of History, MSU Denver
Week 5 Lineup
Primary Sources LTE
Hosts: Elizabeth James, Archivist and Digital Preservation Librarian at Marshall University; Judy Bee, Associate Director of TPS Midwest Region at ISU, Amy Wilkinson, Program Director and Instructor at SIUE
Let’s Chat! Taking the QFT Online with EdTech Tools
Hosts: Sarah Westbrook, Director of Professional Learning at RQI; Katy Connolly, Education Program Associate (RQI); Laura Israelsen, Teaching Librarian; Michelle Pearson, Social Studies Educator; Jay Sorensen; Educational Technology Coordinator
Collecting & Curating Primary Sources with a Purpose
Hosts: TPS Western Region and TPS Teachers Network
- What makes a useful primary source set? How do you select and curate the sources for your students?
- Teaching and sharing primary source sets with Adobe Spark and more!
Week 6 Lineup
Virtual places and Primary Sources in the Classroom: HABS and Google Arts and Culture
May 5 Hosts: Laura Israelsen and Michelle Pearson, Two Geeky Teachers, Educator Superheroes
Turkeys, Chili Peppers and Corn: Analyzing an Historic Codex
May 6 Host: Sherrie Galloway, TPS WR Master Trainer, 2005-06 Library of Congress Teacher-in-Residence
- 4:00 – 4:30: Analyze pictographs from 1531. Who? Who created them? Why? Impact?
- 4:30 – 5:00: Explore the Teacher’s Page other Library of Congress resources from that time
Photography and Primary Sources
May 7 Hosts: Peggy O’Neill-Jones, Executive Director TPS-WR, Professor Emeritus, Journalism and Media Production. Laura Israelsen, Teacher Librarian; Michelle Pearson, Social Studies Educator
- 4:00 – 4:30: Re-photography
- 4:30 – 5:00: Padlet and the Re-creation of Primary Sources
Week 7 Lineup
Pairing Literature with Primary Sources for Remote Learning
May 12 Hosts: Ruth Ferris, K-6 Librarian, Kathi Hoyt, Education Media Specialist, Melissa Fox, 2nd Grade Teacher
App smashing: Creating Your Own Maps with Primary Sources and Digital Tools
May 13 Hosts: Josh Olhava, AICP, PCCMP, Principal Planner City and County of Broomfield; Two Geeky Teachers: Laura Israelsen, Teacher Librarian; Michelle Pearson, Social Studies Educator
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