Digital Forsyth an NC ECHO funded collaborative digital library
digitalforsyth.org - overview15,000 Digital images PartnersWinston Salem State UniversityForsyth County Public LibraryWake Forest UniversityOld SalemLSTA Grant funded through NCEcho3 year digitization project, continuing with community digitization training
digitalforsyth.org - OverviewMissionThrough digitization, Digital Forsyth, a collaboration of cultural heritage institutions in Forsyth County, North Carolina, facilitates access to cultural, historical and scientific heritage photograph collections, thereby increasing interest in and knowledge of the past and informing future generations.VisionUsers will turn to Digital Forsyth as the definitive online repository of cultural heritage resources held by Forsyth County institutions.
Collaborative digital librariesFlickr and the public domainThe Library of CongressLearnNCDigital Forsyth
Content discovery
Community Services  
Education Services
Alignment with the NC professional teaching standardsTeacher LeadershipDiversityKnowledge of contentActive learningReflective practiceAlignment with NC Core curriculum
Content discovery
Lesson activities
Core curriculum examples4th Grade curriculum of studyCompetency Goal 7 - The learner will recognize how technology influences change within North Carolina Objectives8Th grade social studiesCompetency Goal 5 The learner will evaluate the impact of political, economic, social, and technological changes on life in North Carolina from 1870 to 1930. Information Literacy & technologyThe learner will EXPLORE and USE research processes to meet information needs. http://www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/information/Community participation
Preserving Forsyth’s PastOutreach program in conjunction with Forsyth County Public LibraryWork with local organizations to learn how to organize, preserve, and digitize historic resourcesEstablish digitization centers at area libraries for organizations and individualsTimelineDigitization centers – Fall 2009Workshops – November 2009, Feb 2010, April 2010, June 2010
Take A TourDigital Forsyth:http://www.digitalforsyth.org/
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Digital forsyth

Digital forsyth

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    Digital Forsyth an NCECHO funded collaborative digital library
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    digitalforsyth.org - overview15,000Digital images PartnersWinston Salem State UniversityForsyth County Public LibraryWake Forest UniversityOld SalemLSTA Grant funded through NCEcho3 year digitization project, continuing with community digitization training
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    digitalforsyth.org - OverviewMissionThroughdigitization, Digital Forsyth, a collaboration of cultural heritage institutions in Forsyth County, North Carolina, facilitates access to cultural, historical and scientific heritage photograph collections, thereby increasing interest in and knowledge of the past and informing future generations.VisionUsers will turn to Digital Forsyth as the definitive online repository of cultural heritage resources held by Forsyth County institutions.
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    Collaborative digital librariesFlickrand the public domainThe Library of CongressLearnNCDigital Forsyth
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    Alignment with theNC professional teaching standardsTeacher LeadershipDiversityKnowledge of contentActive learningReflective practiceAlignment with NC Core curriculum
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    Core curriculum examples4thGrade curriculum of studyCompetency Goal 7 - The learner will recognize how technology influences change within North Carolina Objectives8Th grade social studiesCompetency Goal 5 The learner will evaluate the impact of political, economic, social, and technological changes on life in North Carolina from 1870 to 1930. Information Literacy & technologyThe learner will EXPLORE and USE research processes to meet information needs. http://www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/information/Community participation
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    Preserving Forsyth’s PastOutreachprogram in conjunction with Forsyth County Public LibraryWork with local organizations to learn how to organize, preserve, and digitize historic resourcesEstablish digitization centers at area libraries for organizations and individualsTimelineDigitization centers – Fall 2009Workshops – November 2009, Feb 2010, April 2010, June 2010
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    Take A TourDigitalForsyth:http://www.digitalforsyth.org/
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