By Kurt Vidmer<\/a><\/span> <\/p>\n

I really enjoyed working with the \u201cFreedom on the Move\u201d resource. This resource enabled us to look at runaway slave ads in a way that forced us to truly analyze the ad in a deep and systematic fashion. The different sections of the process forces the user to truly divulge into the ad, and ask themselves various questions in an effort to stretch the ability of the analyzer. I also liked how it left room for interpretation, such as language spoke.<\/p>\n

It was particularly enjoyable when we analyzed an ad as a class. This activity was very beneficial because it allowed everyone in the class to build off each others comments and suggestions. As students, we all analyze documents in different ways, naturally being drawn to certain characteristics of a source. With the entire class working together on a specific runaway ad together, we were able to systematically analyze the ad through a variety of points of view.<\/p>\n

Also this resource is very fun and beneficial, it does have some areas needed for improvement.<\/p>\n

First and foremost, it needs to sure up some technological glitches. It refuses to let me sign in on my computer, as it continues to automatically sign me out. Needless to say, this was very frustrating.<\/p>\n

Also, I believe that some improvements must be made with what answers are acceptable. For categories such as age, it does not allow users to put in an age range. I think that being able to put in ranges and estimations would benefit this website.<\/p>\n

Similar to what Alec said, I would also suggest that it more clear about how specific information should be submitted. It is unclear whether or not paraphrasing or simplifying is acceptable or not.<\/p>\n

Aside from these few suggestion, this website was very fun to work with and forced me to stretch my level of analysis.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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