assignments

Our database of sources came together through the combined brainpower of dozens of contributors. We hope to continue channeling this energy and this collective knowledge, in order to build up an assortment of user-generated pedagogical materials—lecture notes, slides, assignments, in-class activities. How are you using the resources? What is the shape of a lecture you’ve dreamt up that is like no lecture you (or we) had as an undergrad? Have you designed assignments with “tie-ins” to a particular article or book chapter? 

Please consider sharing these materials here! We can anonymize or credit you, as you prefer. Editable files are the most useful for our membership, as they can be downloaded and quickly adapted for different classroom settings—but we are grateful for whatever you feel comfortable providing.

To make sure we can appropriately tag the resources, please provide the following information at the end of your resource (e.g. at the very end of the document or slideshow, preferably on a separate page/slide):

• Title of Resource (can be plainly descriptive, e.g. “Surname_Discussion Questions for _______”).
• Courses for which it is suitable (e.g. undergraduate major, undergraduate non-major, etc.)
• Format: .docx, .pptx, .key, .pdf, etc.
• Ownership: please only upload materials that you have created or adapted (Please do not submit copyrighted materials or materials that you do not have permission to share).

Protocol for Citation: It’s important—and good scholarly practice—that your work be acknowledged when it is used or adapted. How would you like to be credited? If this field is left blank, we recommend users include the following note at the end of the resource: 

“Adapted from “Title of Resource,” designed by ____ _____ ; original available at https://inclusiveearlymusic.org.”

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