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    C3 Inquiry Design Models Using Library of Congress Primary Sources
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    If you have

    1. Used the Library of Congress' Case Maker website (https://mycasemaker.org) during the course of the 2018 /2019 school years AND,

    2. You will be at the NCHE conference in March,

    we will provide a $100 Amazon gift card for 15 minutes of your in-person feedback at NCHE.

     
    Please contact me below to schedule, and feel free to share with colleagues!
     
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    I shared this information on the NCHE conference discussion group Facebook page which is for people registered for the NCHE conference. 

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