A field guide to
the libraries
Celia Caust-Ellenbogen
Donna Fournier
Pam Harris
GOLDFINCH
widespread & very common
BLUEBIRD
becoming common
in some areas
PAINTED BUNTING
nonpareil or
without equal
RHEA
exotic
https://www.pictureboxblue.com/american-songbirds/
widespread and very common
widespread and very common
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annotated bibliography
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USE A SUBJECT SPECIFIC DATABASE TO FIND AN ARTICLE [emipirical or scholarly]
widespread and very common
ASSIGNMENTS
becoming common
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HIST 037: Course Guide
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Librarian Class Visit
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Radical Cataloging
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Algorithmic Bias
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4 Moves and a Habit
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becoming common
becoming common / assignments
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close reading : a bibliography
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BEAM Method
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the wrong citation
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EndNote, Zotero
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everything but the paper
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the unessay
nonpareil or without equal
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An Appeal to the World
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Group Annotation
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Hypothes.is
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Conspiracy Media
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Digital Exhibition
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Zombies as Humanity's Savior
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Timeline JS
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nonpareil or without equal
exotic
classes in special collections
hosted from:
- Anthropology
- Art History
- Black Studies
- English
- History
- Linguistics
- Peace & Conflict
Studies - Religion
- Sociology
- More!
What's in Special Collections?
Peace, nonviolence, pacifism, and conscientious objection
Quaker history
& spirituality
Women’s history, including political rights and feminism
African-American history, including abolition and civil rights
Native American history
Prison reform
Environmental activism
Swarthmore College history
Swarthmore borough history
Friends Historical Library
Peace Collection
Artists' Books
College Archives & Rare Book Room
Internationalism
How can Special Collections support my teaching?
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Instruction sessions in historical topics strongly represented in our collections -
Primary source literacy tools: examples of numerous documentary genres, 1600s-present -
Digital humanities project source material: digitized images, corpora of transcriptions, historical datasets, library metadata -
Applied learning opportunities for students in projects such as document transcription, research, and creating physical or digital exhibits
reflections?
thank you !
Incorporating the Libraries into your Course
By Swarthmore Reference
Incorporating the Libraries into your Course
2020.07.28 Library Workshop
