[SOA] FW: NHPRC Webinars on Literacy & Engagement with Historical Records

[Carleton, Janet]

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Posted on: Tuesday, July 07, 2015 12:56 PM
Author: Keith Donohue
Subject: Webinars on Literacy & Engagement with Historical Records


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NHPRC Webinars on Literacy and Engagement with Historical Records – 7/10 and 7/16

The National Historical Publications and Records Commission is offering for the second time grants to support Literacy and Engagement with Historical Records. The announcement is
available here: http://www.archives.gov/nhprc/announcement/literacy.html

Are you interested in organizing projects that will enhance the ability of people (students, seniors, the public) to understand and use historical records? Have you tested ideas but want to try them on a larger audience? Do you have digital resources but want to engage people with them by using crowdsourcing and other methods of engagement and discussion?

Join the NHPRC for an overview of its grant program Literacy and Engagement with Historical Records at webinars on

Friday, July 10, 3 pm – 4 pm Eastern

Thursday, July 16, 4 pm-5 pm Eastern

Connect to the webinar:

https://www.connectmeeting.att.com<https://www.connectmeeting.att.com/>

Enter the Meeting Number: 888-331-6674
Enter the Access Code: 6503625
Enter your Email Address
Enter your Name:
You will have the option for the Connect Meeting App to call you to connect you to the webinar. You have to enter your phone number. This is the best choice!

If that does not work, you will call 888-331-6674 and enter 6503625 to listen on your phone.

You can also listen on your speaker and type questions.

If you can’t make one of the webinars, you can always contact the program officer: Lucy Barber, lucy.barber at nara.gov<mailto:lucy.barber at nara.gov>, 202-357-5306 for more information.


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