Headlines and Bulletins
Headlines and Bulletins
Headlines and Bulletins The white settlement of the Dakotas brought with it an invention from the fifteenth century, the printing press.
Newspapers played a vital role in the region, keeping people informed and allowing them to print land notices. Later on, the inventions of radio and television augmented newspapers. No matter the medium, headlines and bulletins are an important record of the history of our state.
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Additional videos, activities, and more below.
YouTube Playlist with a variety episode related topics including saving the De Smet Newspaper.
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Review many blog entries and write a historical blog about an event that took place in their community.
Design Squad Global Hands-On Activity - Teams compete to build structures using only newspaper and cardboard.
Be MediaWise is a series of media literacy lessons that teach fact-checking skills to help students.
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Explore questions to ask when consuming content and techniques to use to spot misinformation and disinformation.
A look at advances made over the last century and a half that have allowed South Dakotans to stay connected.
A collaboration to preserve and make accessible significant historical content created by public media.
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