LibGuides: Resources for Teaching Hybrid Courses: Sociology and Anthropology

Sociology Specific Resources

The following are sociology specific resources available to help your in your teaching. These resources include teaching materials as well as support and advice from colleagues on issues specific to sociology, such as data collection and community engagement.

ASA Teaching Online Resource Page
Resources curated by the American Sociological Association for teaching online. Membership is not required to access most resources.
TRAILS
Requires American Sociological Association membership or $100 subscription; TRAILS is an online peer reviewed library of high quality teaching resources for sociology. Resource types include syllabi, class activities, assignments, lectures, and more.
The Society Pages - Teaching Resources
The Society Pages, an open-access social science project headquartered in the Department of Sociology at the University of Minnesota, has curated this collection of teaching resources from its already vast collection of information. The Society Pages is also home to Todd Beers' Sociology Toolkit.
Yale's Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning Sociology Page
Faculty resources for sociology curated by Yale's Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning
Pivoting Community Engagement During COVID19
An article from the Urban Institute Medium Blog on re-framing community engagement to both benefit communities and protect individuals

Anthropology Specific Resources

The following are anthropology specific resources available to help your in your teaching. These resources include teaching materials as well as support and advice from colleagues on issues specific to anthropology, such as anthropological research methods and digital archaelogical data.

American Anthropological Association - Learn & Teach
This page provides resources for teaching and presenting on anthropological topics, for both public demonstration and classroom teaching. Resources are varied, but of special note is the Methods and Ethics section. Membership is not required to access resources.
Society for Cultural Anthropology Teaching Resources
Curated by the Society for Cultural Anthropology, this page provides resource for instructors, teaching assistants, and students, with everything from discussion guides and in-class activities to critically minded reflections on teaching anthropology. Membership is not required to access resources.
The National Archaeological Database
The Digital Archaeological Record (tDAR) is an international digital repository for the digital records of archaeological investigations. tDAR’s use, development, and maintenance are governed by Digital Antiquity, an organization dedicated to ensuring the long-term preservation of irreplaceable archaeological data and to broadening the access to these data. Registration is free, but requires accepting the Contributor’s Agreement and Terms of Use for tDAR. Registered users may download files that contributors have designated as publicly available.
Archaeology Data Service
The ADS is the leading accredited digital repository for heritage data generated by UK-based fieldwork and research, analogous to the United States' tDAR.
MorphoSource
MorphoSource is a digital repository where researchers, museum curators, and the general public can find, download, and upload 3D media representing physical objects, most commonly biological specimens.