YOU CAN TOUCH THIS: USING PRIMARY SOURCES IN BIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION Caro Pinto Librarian/Archivist Manuscripts and Archives Yale University Library.

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YOU CAN TOUCH THIS: USING PRIMARY SOURCES IN BIBLIOGRAPHIC INSTRUCTION Caro Pinto Librarian/Archivist Manuscripts and Archives Yale University

Why Primary Sources?

Show, Don’t Tell!

Engage, Don’t Regurgitate

Excite, Don’t Bore

Deployment!

Stealth Outreach!

Outcomes

Say What?

Primary Sources Prompt Questions

Students Gain Confidence

Finally:  Primary sources are not just archival materials  Primary sources are not just for history students  Primary sources are tools to engage a variety of learners in a variety of disciplines

Many thanks!