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    The Teaching with Primary Sources Western Region and the TPS Teachers Network at Metropolitan State University of Denver are hosting a series of professional development webinars starting Tuesday, March 31, 2020 and going until Thursday, May 14th, 2020.

    Each webinar will be from 4:00 - 5:00pm (Mountain Time) on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

    Recordings of the series can be found in this album.

    Attend the live events here:

    Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/340464136

    Password: Primary1

    (Schedule and webinar link subject to change - Contact  Keith Patterson    Kile Clabaugh  or   Mary Johnson  for up to date information)

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    'Introduction to the TPS Teachers Network'
    'Create Primary Source Sets with the TPS Teachers Network Album Tool'
    'Using Screencastify for Remote Learning'
    'Primary Source Padlet Strategies'
    'Escape 2020: Stow-away on a 1585 Primary Source Cruise (Part 1)'
    'Escape 2020: Stow-away on a 1585 Primary Source Cruise (Part 2)'
    'Teaching Elementary Online with Digital Primary Sources - (Part 1) Library of Congress Resources'
    'Teaching Elementary Online with Digital Primary Sources. Part 2 - Strategies and Resources'
    History Detectives: Activities for the Elementary Classroom (Part 2)
    App smashing: Creating Your Own Maps with Primary Sources and Digital Tools
    Primary Sources LTE
    Let's Chat! Taking the QFT Online with EdTech Tools
    Collecting and Curating Primary Sources with Purpose (Part 1)
    Collecting and Curating Primary Sources with Purpose (Part 2)
    Virtual places and primary sources in the classroom: HABS and Google Arts and Culture
    Turkeys, chili peppers and corn: Analyzing an Historic Codex (Part 1)
    Turkeys, chili peppers and corn: Analyzing an Historic Codex (Part 2)
    Photography and Primary Sources (Part 1)
    Photography and Primary Sources (Part 2)
    Pairing Literature with Primary Sources for Remote Learning
    'History Detectives: Activities for the Elementary Classroom (Part 1)'
    Primary Sources, the ARS and Adobe Spark (Part 2)
    Primary Sources, the ARS and Adobe Spark (Part 1)
    Creating Purposeful Learning Environments (Part 2)
    Creating Purposeful Learning Environments (Part 1)
    Primary Sources and Google Classroom
    The Power of Primary Sources and Pear Deck (Part 2)
    The Power of Primary Sources and Pear Deck (Part 1)
    Listening Skills for Content Access in Remote Settings (Part 2)
    Listening Skills for Content Access in Remote Settings (Part 1)
    Getting Personal in Non-Personal Spaces (Part 2): Supporting vulnerability in remote learning
    Getting Personal in Non-Personal Spaces (Part 1): Supporting vulnerability in remote learning
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    Would teachers from other states be able to get a certificate (digital of course) of attendance applicable to continuing PD hours required by various licenses?  Just curious as I got that question in a text.

      Neme Alperstein  

    We will generate a certificate with clock hours if attendees attend the webinar and fill out a quick reflection linked at the end of the webinar. We can't guarantee that this certificate will be accepted for PD hours in all places, but have found that in most cases it is sufficient.  Please contact me if you have any additional questions.

    Terrific.  I'll pass the word on and they will inquire. Seems to be this is an amazing way to meet the requirements, extraordinary times or not.  Thank you!

    Thank you so much for hosting and recording these webinars! So incredibly helpful!!!

    Thank you. 

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