4.20.21 Introduction
- Introduction
- Nissan, Like A Bride, pp. 1-100 (e-book version)
- Please also choose one article from “A Special Issue on Women and Gender,” American Jewish History, Vol. 104, Nos. 2/3 (2020).
- Padlet
4.22.21 Latin America
- Nissan, Like a Bride, 101-end (OR watch the video!)
- Aron Sterk (University of Lincoln), Moroccan-Amazonian Recipes (Brazil, 2014)
- Paulette Schuster (Hebrew University), How to Eat a Taco (Israel, 2010).
- Jamboard
No papers due: WRITE YOUR STORY AND LABELS
4.27.21 Across the Americas
- Everyone: one current newspaper or online article on Jews from your city and the pandemic
- Mahnishtana, Ariel Samson Freelance Rabbi, 1-50
- Executive Order Combating Antisemitism (Washington DC, 2019).
- Jamboard
- Coggle
No papers due: WRITE YOUR STORY AND LABELS
4.29.21 Across the Americas
HANDS-ON WORKSHOP: CREATING YOUR EXHIBIT <= this link has the complex instructions for those who want complete freedom. For those who value their time over freedom I suggest the following instead.
- Follow her steps to sign up, login, and go to create. Instead of designing a space from scratch, however, pick one of the wonderful templates at the left and add it to your exhibit space. Viola! you have a museum.
2. While you are in overhead (“drone”) mode, find the doors (you should be able to click them open).
3. Now switch view mode and walk to a door, open it, and go inside. You can now add images, cases, etc.
3. Now go back to the complex instructions and do steps 3-5 to place images and text, plan a guided exhibit and publish your exhibit
[Extra fancy and hence unnecessary: want to put some objects in the center of the room and get fancy? Check out this tutorial.]
Exhibits are due May 13th at 5pm. Please make sure you post a link to your exhibit on your wordpress portfolio page.
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