Workshop Four: Inquiry through Digital Primary Sources
Understanding Goal 
How do primary sources challenge and inspire our memory, reason, and imagination?
Knowledge
- Digital primary sources can be integrated into a variety of computer applications to create differentiated Lesson Plans for students.
- Technology integration creates unique Lesson Plans for students.
Skills
- Determine the level of a student inquiry with primary sources used in a computer-based learning activity.
- Recognize the relationship between understanding goals and student products/performances.
Assessment
- Open Lab Checklist
- Peer feedback on Lesson Plan development.
Investigative Question 
How do digital primary sources provide unique opportunities for students to ask questions and make discoveries?
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- Model Activities
Analyze Model Activity:
- Best Instructional Practices Workshop Four
- Primary Source Learning Design
- Library of Congress Knowledge
- PrimarySourceLearning.org resources: Search Lesson Plan Collection for Lesson Plans using the Best Instructional Practice: Technology Integration
- Search Strategy
- Practice for the time Library of Congress items are saved without a title or URL.
- Locate items in Search Strategy PDF File on the Library of Congress Web site using personalized search strategies.
Performance tasks
- Explain Possible Search Methods
- Patron Actions
What is your purpose for visiting the Library of Congress today?
- Visitor - Find an online activity that you would use with your students. Save the link for that activity.
- Researcher - Create an instructional resource based on digital primary sources for use with students.
- Docent - Design a computer-based activity that challenges students to create a product demonstrating empathy for multiple viewpoints.
Performance tasks
- Exit Card
- How can we help you with your Lesson Plans?
- What would you like to see us address in Workshop Five?
- Follow-up Activity

