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Holocaust Representation Timeline Project

This document outlines an assignment to create a timeline using Knightlab's timeline tool to connect artifacts and tell a coherent narrative about the Holocaust or its representation. Students must include 15-20 slides with a variety of media like images, quotes, and video to explore a focused topic. The timeline should interpret and contextualize the examples and have a balance of text and images, with citations in MLA format.

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Holocaust Representation Timeline Project

This document outlines an assignment to create a timeline using Knightlab's timeline tool to connect artifacts and tell a coherent narrative about the Holocaust or its representation. Students must include 15-20 slides with a variety of media like images, quotes, and video to explore a focused topic. The timeline should interpret and contextualize the examples and have a balance of text and images, with citations in MLA format.

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TimeLine Project

Assignment Goals
 Connect different types of artifacts to create a coherent narrative
 Develop skill in historical inquiry and storytelling
 Consider the ethics of different manners of representation of the past

Description
Compose your own unique timeline of a selection of the events, themes, tropes, symbols,
characters, places, or historical references in using [Link]

Basics
 15-20 slides
 Clear, focused, narrow topic
 Mixed media (images, quotes from texts, questions and analysis, history, video, music,
hyperlinks, etc.)
 Focused on one particular aspect of our exploration of Holocaust representation
 Must explain in your own words how you interpret the examples you’ve chosen,
contextualize images, events, people, and places you include
 Balance between text and image (this doesn’t mean precisely equal—this means
carefully selected)
 MLA Format, Works Cited

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