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Links General Index: The Crossroads Project The Crossroads Project is an international project on technology and education, sponsored by the American Studies Association, focusing on the creation of resources to help faculty incorporate the use of new media into teaching of culture and history. The Crossroads Project has three primary goals: 1) to create a comprehensive online resource for the global study of American culture; 2) to help faculty and students make the best use of new technologies in the study of culture, history, and the humanities; and 3) to assist in charting the future of American culture studies in an era of electronic resources and collaboration. The Crossroads website, hosted by Georgetown University, provides an electronic index to the field of American Studies and a centralized resources for a vast range of information and materials relating to American Studies communities, courses of study, teaching practices, research, and integration of technology in the curriculum. (Information about The Crossroads Project is taken from Guide to American Studies Resources 1998, John F. Stephens, ed.) Other Links: Center for History and New Media at George Mason University Women Working, 1870-1930 at Harvard University Library Open Collections Program History Matters at George Mason University American Memory Project at the Library of Congress Archival Research Catalog at the National Archives Benjamin Franklin Documentary History Documenting the American South The Great Chicago Fire and the Web of Memory The Making of America Project (Univ. of Mich. Digital Library) National Archives "Powers of Persuasion" The Great War and the Shaping of the Twentieth Century by PBS A More Perfect Union: Japanese Americans and the US Constitution
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