20 Questions to Ask an Object

Harry Ransom Digital Collections

Holocaust Resources

Analyzing Primary Sources

PRIMARY SOURCE SITES:

• We are California  (http://weareca.org/)

• Calisphere (http://www.calisphere.universityofcalifornia.edu/)

• Learn California.org (http://learncalifornia.org/)

• NARA National Archives

• American Memory @ Library of Congress Using Primary sources

• Bring California History Into Your Classroom with Calisphere Images & an iPod

  (http://www.ctap4.org/calisphere/resources.htm)

• Learning in Hand (http://learninginhand.com): is a resource for educational technology by Tony Vincent. Tony focuses on free and inexpensive ways to engage learners. From netbooks and web applications to iPods and podcasting, Tony has put together information for teachers that is easy to understand, relevant, and free of charge

• iPod touch (http://learninginhand.com/ipod/touch.html)

• Life Magazine Photo Archives
• Oakland Museum of California Online Archive
• West Semitic Research Project Access to ancient texts IncriptiFact 
• Exploring Humanitarian Law Photo Gallery
• Exploring Humanitarian Law Newsletter October 2009 "Humanitarianism and the Civil War"
• Crimes of War Resource List