If you’re attending the International Society of Technology in Education in San Diego this year, please come visit the Library of Congress on the exhibit floor. The Library will be in booth #4641. The Library’s K-12 education specialists will be available to talk about strategies for using the Library’s many free teacher resources and millions of …
Over the past year, this blog has introduced some of the primary sources that make the Library unique, along with the teaching skills that can help teachers unlock those sources’ potential.
As a teacher, how can you gain access to free professional development opportunities funded by the Library’s Teaching with Primary Sources Regional program?
It seems that the Library of Congress has something for everyone, including teachers of all levels. These are just a few snippets from the rich conversations that the Library’s education specialists had last weekend at the ASCD conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
It’s a chilly day outside, but inside the NAESP 2012 Conference hall it’s as warm as Seattle’s finest cup of joe.
Are you heading to the National Association of Elementary School Principals in Seattle, Washington? The Library’s K-12 education specialists will be in the exhibit hall in booth 721. Come visit us and learn more about the Library’s professional development opportunities and online resources for teachers, suggest ideas for blog topics or just drop by to …
Interested in attending one of the Library of Congress Summer Teacher Institutes?
Given the increased relevance of copyright in the digital age, the U.S. Copyright Office, located at the Library of Congress, recognizes the need to engage in public education and outreach.
Apply to participate in a Teaching with Primary Sources Summer Teacher Institute at the Library of Congress.
Check out two new lesson plans from the Library of Congress using primary sources from Meeting of Frontiers, a bilingual, multimedia English-Russian digital library.