Teaching Primary Source Nonfiction Analysis with the Library of Congress American Memory Digital Archive for the Common Core

1. Library
of
Congress
2.0
Linda
&
David
Lackey
American
Memory
Fellows
Teaching
Primary
Source
Nonfic3on
Analysis
with
the
Library
of
Congress
American
Memory
Digital
Archive
WVIZ/PBS
ideastream
Technology
+
Learning
Conference
November
14,
2013

2.
Library
of
Congress
-­‐
hOp://www.loc.gov

6. Dr.
James
Billington
Librarian
of
Congress
1987-­‐Present
Billington
championed
the
Library’s
American
Memory
Program
which
makes
freely
available
on-­‐line
over
24
million
American
historical
items
as
a
way
of
“keeping
democracy
vital”.

7. To
put
the
en*re
Library
of
Congress
in
even
the
smallest
town,
all
we
have
to
do
is
run
a
network
spigot
into
that
town,
and
hook
it
up
to
the
computers,
and
we
will
have
the
en*re
Library
of
Congress
at
our
finger*ps.
-­‐
Steve
Jobs,
1990

36. hOp://www.loc.gov/index.html

38. hOp://memory.loc.gov

55.
Library
of
Congress
2.0
Linda
Lackey
–
lolackey@gmail.com
David
Lackey
–
dlackey52@gmail.com

59. History
Channel
-­‐
Library
of
Congress
–
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Experience