yt:channel:UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2006-12-08T21:05:38+00:00 yt:video:bLHT26H-TyU bLHT26H-TyU UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-07T14:09:28+00:00 2017-07-07T17:21:06+00:00 The Digital Literacy Competency Calculator (DLCC) The Digital Literacy Competency Calculator (DLCC) (https://ccnmtl.github.io/digital-literacy/) is a web-based tool for representing the connection between digital literacy competencies and the teaching and learning practices that produce them. The Digital Literacy Competency Calculator is part of the Digital Literacy for Instructional Practices Program at the Columbia University Center for Teaching and Learning and Columbia University Libraries. yt:video:nMKMAObQ6oY nMKMAObQ6oY UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:16:25+00:00 2017-07-05T15:16:25+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.5.2 An Unfinished Agenda | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing yt:video:U0e72kWRv5o U0e72kWRv5o UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:16:09+00:00 2017-07-05T15:16:09+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.5.1 The Future with Nick Juravich | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:znhWlPdyFqc znhWlPdyFqc UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:15:47+00:00 2017-07-05T15:15:47+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.4.3 Vivian Gornick on Sheryl Sandberg and "Leaning In" | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:S3UmgJiJWvM S3UmgJiJWvM UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:15:27+00:00 2017-07-05T15:15:27+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.4.2 "Leaning In" with Nick Juravich | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:fFGo7CkEVqM fFGo7CkEVqM UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:15:08+00:00 2017-07-09T09:18:52+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.4.1 Can Women Have It All in a Global Workplace? | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:kq5Eh_UqltU kq5Eh_UqltU UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:14:46+00:00 2017-07-05T15:14:46+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.3.6 Document Examination: The Sally Goodgold Papers with Thai Jones MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:2YH-D8SjO98 2YH-D8SjO98 UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:14:18+00:00 2017-07-09T18:26:20+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.3.5 Responsibilities of the Affluent | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:EKKQxunPOC4 EKKQxunPOC4 UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:13:52+00:00 2017-07-09T10:59:33+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.3.4 Acting Affirmatively | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:z_JK9jFBEew z_JK9jFBEew UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:13:23+00:00 2017-07-05T15:13:23+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.3.2 Work-Life Balance with Nick Juravich | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:3TROuvu0S-4 3TROuvu0S-4 UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:12:32+00:00 2017-07-09T14:32:22+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.3.1 The Family / Work Crisis | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:zS8ZOuVSIrs zS8ZOuVSIrs UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:12:09+00:00 2017-07-05T15:12:09+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.2.3 Fragmentation with Nick Juravich | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:kYbQoicqz_s kYbQoicqz_s UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:11:45+00:00 2017-07-09T08:26:10+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.2.2 Caring Labor with Premilla Nadasen | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:9ved3cSjboE 9ved3cSjboE UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:11:24+00:00 2017-07-05T15:11:24+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.2.1 Class Divisions Tighten | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing" yt:video:HwddWQ1jGyU HwddWQ1jGyU UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA ColumbiaLearn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Qe9fItsCXSWWwiLeN_tBA 2017-07-05T15:10:53+00:00 2017-07-05T15:10:53+00:00 MOOC WHAW1.2x | 20.1.3 Challenges to Feminism with Vivian Gornick | Having It All MOOC WHAW1.2x | Women Have Always Worked: The U.S. Experience 1920 - 2016 ColumbiaX | Alice Kessler-Harris As we see American women coming into positions of unprecedented economic and political power, we start to wonder: why now? The Women Have Always Worked MOOC, offered in two parts, explores the history of women in America and introduces students to historians’ work to uncover the place of women and gender in America’s past. Part Two of the course will focus on women and their work in the 20th century through the present. Participants will examine how ideas about men, women, and family have shaped the meaning and practice of citizenship for Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Participants will also learn about the implications of race, gender, and class for modern American economic, political, and social life. This course tells the story of overall achievement and growth for women, but also discusses expanding democracy, social justice and new definitions of liberty and equality. The Women Have Always Worked course is the first full-length MOOC on the history of women in America. The New-York Historical Society is a co-producer of the Women Have Always Worked MOOC. Enroll today at https://www.edx.org/course/women-have-always-worked-u-s-experience-columbiax-whaw1-2x# Image Sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12RvBjQ9QvO7bhRQvXq-mdxWiqmZ0IK3jc6_xcGmF0t0/edit?usp=sharing"