Julie Kinnaird | June 3, 2020
UNC World View is proud to partner with the National Humanities Center to provide content and support the creation of the new Humanities in Class Digital Library. The Humanities in Class Digital Library is an Open Education Resources (OER) platform, providing K-16 educators with direct access to online educational content. Individual educators and scholars, cohorts and schools, districts and states are encouraged to join and contribute.
The digital library offers many useful features to help you more easily discover, build, and share humanities content:
- Search and discover the highest quality online humanities education content including globalized curriculum modules created by UNC World View’s community college Global Distinction partners and webinars like “The History of White Supremacy” led by incoming NHC Fellow and Duke University historian Adrienne Smith-Lentz or the America in Class lesson on “The Columbian Exchange.”
- Collect and save resources from a wide variety of world-renowned content providers to build a curriculum collection. Resources are tagged by subject matter, topics, and material type, making it easy to discover and combine content you need from institutions you trust.
- Create and publish a lesson or activity for your own classroom in one central workspace.
- Communicate with other scholars and educators across the globe on important issues.
Register today for free to start enjoying the benefits of the Humanities in Class Digital Library.