By and For the Teaching with Primary Sources Community
Upcoming webinars, conference calls, learning opportunities, and other events.
Assessment Panel and Open Discussion sponsored by the SAA-TPS committee on Monday, July 19, 2021 from 2:00-3:30pm ET. Thank you to all the presenters for sharing their slides and the …
Do you Teach with Primary Sources, or want share and learn with other like-minded people with all levels and types of experience? Come join your colleagues for an informative and fun day, with a variety of attendee-driven conversations, covering all aspects of Teaching with Primary Sources!
Organized by the Teach the Teacher Subgroup of the RBMS Instruction and Outreach Committee and co-hosted with the Diversity Committee’s Reading Discussion Subgroup, this webinar will be May 14, 2021 …
The TPS Article Discussion Club is a drop-in, drop-out casual Zoom discussion with your peers where we can share insights and ideas based around a pre-selected article and topic. The …
February 10th at 3pm ET/2pm CT/1pm MT/12pm PT Do you teach with primary sources? Want to network with colleagues, learn from and with them? Help us think about what could …
Notes from the Field, a publication of the TPS Collective, is now accepting blog post submissions about teaching with primary sources during the fall 2020 semester for two series of …
Thursday, December 17 at 10am PT/11am MT/12pm CT/1pm ET Topic: A fun, end-of-the-year social hour and community building call. We are looking forward to a relaxed discussion about community interests …
Thursday, October 29th at 1pm PT/2pm MT/3pm CT/4pm ET Topic: Four practitioners will share their modified lesson plans for the fall. Presenters:Katie Henningsen & Rachel Ingold (Duke University)Colleen Barrett (University …
Topic: This week we will have a “Welcome Fall Call” to check-in on everyone and to support each other. Questions include: what is bringing you joy? What does instruction look …
What happens when you have a successful primary source instruction program? Having an active instruction program is wonderful, but it can create a strain on materials, staff, and workflows. How …