Global Studies
Multimedia Project
Learn about your topic:
Background info
No login
Background info
No login
Content from all over the world
Newspapers, magazines, journals, etc.
View passcodes to sign in while at home
Extensive coverage of historical events
Newspapers, event overviews, biographies, etc.
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For more recent topics
Local, national, and international news
Vast library of documentaries, interviews, films, and more
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Cite your sources:
Use Scrible to create your Works Consulted
Create a new library titled "Multimedia Project" and add sources to it as you research
If you a working in a group, one students creates the folder and adds partner(s) as collaborators
Create your video:
For video tutorials, click the number next to each step
1. Establish WeVideo account with join code listed HERE
If you already have an account, upgrade it in your settings with the code above
2. Download media and add to WeVideo project using Import button
Wikimedia Commons: A collection of freely usable media files
Encyclopedia Britannica: Downloadable videos and images
GVRL: Ebooks with downloadable images
Library of Congress Digital Collections: Downloadable video, images, audio
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum: Downloadable photos
American Rhetoric: A gold mine of downloadable speeches
www.freeplaymusic.com Background music and sound effects
3. Add media using Record and Narrate buttons
4. Optional: Add media available within WeVideo
5. Layer the images, videos, text, and audio on the timeline to create your video
Optional: Self-guided learning about editing in WeVideo
6. Export the final video in HD resolution
7. Embed the video into your Google Slides project
African Newspaper Project
Finding Information
Global Issues in Context (View passcodes when searching at home) (MORE INFO)
Al Jazeera (no login) (MORE INFO)
New York Times (first establish WFBHS paid account at this link) (MORE INFO)
Rwanda News: The New Times
South Africa News: Times Live
DRC News: AllAfrica
Citing Sources
General Format *Note the correct punctuation.*
Author. “Title in Quotes.” Publisher in Italics, Date published, URL.Sample Website Citation
Umuhoza, Victoire. “To Save the Congo Basin Rainforest, End the Conflict in the DRC.” Al Jazeera, 12 Nov. 2022,
www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2022/11/12/to-save-the-congo-basin-rainforest-end-the-conflict-in-the-drc.
Use Scrible to help you collect and cite your sources. You need to manually add the author and adjust the titles for correctness. See this checklist for more guidance.
How to create a Scrible account and shared African Newspaper library with group members