These guidelines for primary source literacy articulate the range of knowledge, skills, and abilities required to effectively use primary sources and are applicable in multiple primary source learning situations with diverse instructor roles, audiences, and purposes. I agree with change suggestion made by Nancy and approve both documents for submission with the following minor changes:
1. Page 7 last sentence "Authenticity is closely associated with creator (or creators) of a source ..." The author should give a citation to indicate where the sentences within the quotation mark come from. I can't tell if it comes from footnote 8 in page 9 or not.
2. Quotation marks are used for glossary of terms in page 8, e.g. Collection, Container, Copy/Surrogate; page 9, e.g. Creator; page 11, e.g. Preservation; page 13, e.g. Silences. The author should consider adding citation to sentences being quoted.
Thanks!
Amanda