Hi #NativeTwitter & #twitterstorians!
Instead of essays, my #IndigenousHistory students are writing Wikipedia articles this term. It'd be great to create content people want.
What pre-1850 Indigenous person, event, or trend would you like to see a Wikipedia entry for?
Instead of essays, my #IndigenousHistory students are writing Wikipedia articles this term. It'd be great to create content people want.
What pre-1850 Indigenous person, event, or trend would you like to see a Wikipedia entry for?
Thank you so much for your ideas, suggestions, and pointers (for the ones already made and those that are still coming in)! I'm a bit overwhelmed but certainly delighted there has been so much interest, and I will definitely make sure to tweet students' work when it's complete.
I'm borrowing this idea from @JeremyJierong, who co-wrote with a student about their class' experience of writing Wikipedia entries. Helping students make their work mean something in the world is very appealing, and has lots of pedagogical potential. historians.org/publications-a…
There are so many great ideas here, I wish we could tackle them all - but I only have 31 students. I also should have mentioned that the class is on Indigenous North America, so if you're considering similar projects for other regions, please borrow from this list! Thanks again!
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