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Description: Book Publication

License: CC-By Attribution 4.0 International

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This openly available, peer-reviewed collection of lesson plans and concrete instructional strategies is the result of a project led by the professional development and resource sharing subgroup.

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  • Health, History, Participatory Mapping

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  • Workshopping the Workshop

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  • Scalar Digital Edition

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  • Thinking About Digital Archives

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  • Collecting Data with Web Scraping

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  • Ebook MakerSpace

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  • Exploring Text

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