The following unit or lesson plans include assignments that use already-existing digital archives of recovered writing by women authors of the Americas.
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Transcription Trivia Using the Complete Letters of Willa Cather
Keywords: Willa Cather, archives, letters, transcription, gamification, collaboration Teaching Materials Developed by: Kelsey Squire, Ohio Dominican University Peer Reviewed by: […]
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Literary Recovery: Women’s Literary Club of Baltimore
Keywords: literary recovery, minoritized writers, digital literacy, search strategies, full-text, metadata Teaching Materials Developed by: Jean Lee Cole, Loyola University […]
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Exploring Chinatowns
Keywords: Winnifred Eaton, Chinatowns, 20th and 21st centuries, cities, context, class discussion Teaching Materials Developed by: Faye Hammill, University of […]
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Winnifred Eaton Reading Guide Assignment
Keywords: Winnifred Eaton, reading guide, online archives, small group work, orientalism Teaching Materials Developed by: Spencer Tricker, Clark University Adapted […]
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Literary Recovery: Manuscript Transcribing and Editing Exercise
Keywords: May Alcott Nieriker, American literature, literary analysis, editorial practice, digital archive(s), manuscript transcription, textual variants, publishing history, canon formation […]
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Oral Responses Using Digital Archival Work
Keywords: oral response, digital archive, communication circuit, reception, undergraduate student analysis. Teaching materials developed by: Dr. Laura Fernandes Laffrado, Western […]
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Close Reading: Digital Archives
Keywords: close reading, digital archives, archival research, collaboration, student reflection Teaching materials developed by: Alice Martin, Rutgers University Peer reviewed […]
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Literary Detectives: Discover and Recover a Neglected Woman Author
Keywords: literary recovery, canon formation, online archives, digital anthology, diverse voices, neglected women authors Teaching Materials Developed/Used by: Tracy Fernandez […]