
Migration, Territories and Social Structures: Locations for Student Mapping
Students examine documents for locations and map them on a collaborative mapping space like Cartograf.

Students examine documents for locations and map them on a collaborative mapping space like Cartograf.

Students classify documents to determine factors that explain what permitted the French to settle in America. Technologies like Talkr and

Students analyze documents and NotebookLM slides to explain the changes and the continuities that occurred between the period of first

This social sciences tech tip shows how our document collections can be used to create overview videos and followup knowledge-checking

Students read documents about events in Upper and Lower Canada, then identify key events by establishing facts, dates, and locations.

Students review concepts associated with post-war Québec, by making and then playing a card game that helps them connect facts.

Students review historical events and their causes, by considering how various actors’ motivations contributed to the outbreak of armed conflict

Students research major world and Canadian events of the First World War, selecting key events from provided sources and additional