As mentioned by our librarian, Janice Lurie, here are two good free resources to tap for visuals in research and tour development:
Minnesota Reflections:
http://reflections.mndigital.org/
The information from Minnesota also feeds into the national library, Digital Public Library of America (DPLA):
PowerPoint for Proto-Renaissance:
Proto Renaissance 14th century
PowerPoint for Early Southern Renaissance:
(Note: For those printing off PowerPoint lectures, you can select “grayscale” in the print menu so the black background will not print.)
Handout for Proto-Renaissance (14th century, Italy):
Proto-Renaissance handout (Word) and Proto-Renaissance handout (PDF)
Handout for Southern Renaissance:
Southern Renaissance Handout 2016
Class video links:
JDT class video links for February 10 (Word) and JDT class video links for February 10 (PDF)
Here’s the Best Practices for using iPads on tours:
iPadQAHandout2016 (Word) and iPadQAHandout2016 (PDF)
See the Shared Resources page for links to Minnesota Reflections and the DPLA, as discussed in the library session. See the Homework Assignments page for the European Gallery Talk guidelines and signup sheets for March 2, 9, and 16.