As we head into the fall semester, we are happy to share four announcements about resources, materials, and advice on the ICMA website.
The Resources for Online Teaching page has been expanded and re-organized, with contributions by the Digital Resources Committee, to aid with in-person, hybrid, and remote teaching needs this fall. Newly expanded resources for online teaching include:
- General Resources
- Articles/Posts
- Monuments and Interactive Imaging
- Manuscripts and Manuscripts Databases
- Image Databases
- Videos
- Online Exhibitions and Museum Resources
- Pedagogy
- Specific Projects
- Platforms for Producing Digital Projects
Please send additional suggestons to icma@medievalart.org
The Teaching a Global Middle Ages resource page has also been expanded and reordered. The page brings together a diversity of resources that speak to an interconnected medieval world. These resources include:
- Race, Racism, and Anti-Racism Resources
- Global Studies and Global Theory
- Migration, Trade Routes, and Zones and Mechanisms of Exchange
- Selected Bibliography by Geographical Region
- The Global Middle Ages in Museums and Collecting
Please send additional suggestions to global@medievalart.org
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Finally, as you plan your syllabi for the coming semester, we remind you of our statement on Article Sharing and Best Practices. To help ensure the future of journals in the humanities, it is crucial that students and scholars download articles from library and journal websites rather than simply sharing pdfs. It is easy to guide students through the steps and they will benefit from the practical experience of locating scholarship on their own.