Using the Ragtime Collection & Other Digital Music Resources in Your Classroom (Online Office Hours)
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Join music reference specialist James Wintle for an overview of digital collections from the Music Division at the Library of Congress. The session includes a deeper dive into the "Ragtime" collection to explore ways in which primary source documents in music can enhance classroom teaching in a variety of subject areas. Spoiler alert: You can't read rhythms without math!
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