Zoom (a link will be sent to your email before the training date)
Date & Time
Thursday, 03/26/2026
11:00am MST
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1:00pm MST
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03/26/2026 11:00:00 AM03/26/2026 01:00:00 PMAmerica/DenverLocal History Academy Webinar 2: Introduction to the Historical MethodLocal History Academy Webinar 2: Introduction to the Historical Method
March 26, 2026, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. MT
Zoom (a link will be sent to your email before the training date)
Ready to uncover the stories of your community? Join the Local History Academy for an introductory webinar designed to build your confidence in historical research. This session provides a practical, five-step framework for the historical method: framing your topic, asking focused research questions, gathering primary and secondary evidence, building an argument, and developing a meaningful thesis. You will learn to use effective tools, like resource lists and timelines, to organize your findings and ensure your research is reliable. Whether you are a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, you will leave with a straightforward roadmap to launch your own local history project.
Note: This is the second webinar of three in this series. Attendance for all is encouraged but not required. All skill levels are welcome.
Zoom (a link will be sent to your email before the training date)
Local History Academy Webinar 2: Introduction to the Historical Method
March 26, 2026, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. MT
Zoom (a link will be sent to your email before the training date)
Ready to uncover the stories of your community? Join the Local History Academy for an introductory webinar designed to build your confidence in historical research. This session provides a practical, five-step framework for the historical method: framing your topic, asking focused research questions, gathering primary and secondary evidence, building an argument, and developing a meaningful thesis. You will learn to use effective tools, like resource lists and timelines, to organize your findings and ensure your research is reliable. Whether you are a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, you will leave with a straightforward roadmap to launch your own local history project.
Note: This is the second webinar of three in this series.Attendance for all is encouraged but not required. All skill levels are welcome.
Local History Academy Webinar 2: Introduction to the Historical Method
March 26, 2026, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. MT
Zoom (a link will be sent to your email before the training date)
Ready to uncover the stories of your community? Join the Local History Academy for an introductory webinar designed to build your confidence in historical research. This session provides a practical, five-step framework for the historical method: framing your topic, asking focused research questions, gathering primary and secondary evidence, building an argument, and developing a meaningful thesis. You will learn to use effective tools, like resource lists and timelines, to organize your findings and ensure your research is reliable. Whether you are a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, you will leave with a straightforward roadmap to launch your own local history project.
Note: This is the second webinar of three in this series.Attendance for all is encouraged but not required. All skill levels are welcome.
Location
Zoom (a link will be sent to your email before the training date)
Date & Time
Thursday, 03/26/2026
11:00am MST
-
1:00pm MST
Add to Calendar
03/26/2026 11:00:00 AM03/26/2026 01:00:00 PMAmerica/DenverLocal History Academy Webinar 2: Introduction to the Historical MethodLocal History Academy Webinar 2: Introduction to the Historical Method
March 26, 2026, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. MT
Zoom (a link will be sent to your email before the training date)
Ready to uncover the stories of your community? Join the Local History Academy for an introductory webinar designed to build your confidence in historical research. This session provides a practical, five-step framework for the historical method: framing your topic, asking focused research questions, gathering primary and secondary evidence, building an argument, and developing a meaningful thesis. You will learn to use effective tools, like resource lists and timelines, to organize your findings and ensure your research is reliable. Whether you are a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, you will leave with a straightforward roadmap to launch your own local history project.
Note: This is the second webinar of three in this series. Attendance for all is encouraged but not required. All skill levels are welcome.
Zoom (a link will be sent to your email before the training date)