Our database of linked sites keeps expanding! Among recent additions: HIMME: Historical Index of the Medieval Middle East, a digital history project "for exploring the people, places, & practices of the most diverse part of the premodern world." middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/himme-historic…

We've added to our MEDIEVAL MEETS MODERN series! "Happily ever after?" This video by Rachel Linn Shields compares 2 retellings of the story of Orpheus: the medieval romance poem "Sir Orfeo" & 2019 French historical romance film Portrait of a Lady on Fire middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/medieval-meets…

What happens when we put medieval texts in dialogue w/texts of other periods? Incredible teaching moments! MEDIEVAL MEETS MODERN is an expanding series of videos co-edited by @ginabrandolino & @m_fitzgibbons See the open call to propose new submissions: middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/medieval-meets…

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Middle Ages for Educators loves original video lessons on compelling topics; Dr. Ariella Elema 📚 ⚔️ is here to talk about duels, medieval intrigue, and...spoiler warnings for Ridley Scott's next film, The Last Duel? Just maybe! Get the full video lesson here: bit.ly/3AEmfBN!

"Hip-Hop & Holy Grail" is the latest in our growing Medieval Meets Modern video series! Richard Sévère (Valparaiso University) embarks on a 7-minute quest w/ Sir Lancelot, Jay-Z & Justin Timberlake, ultimately pondering the nature of fame. Have a look! middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/hip-hop-and-ho…

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Once an authoritative text, Shepherd of Hermas fell into obscurity. We asked @ChanceBonar to introduce this influential book and such topics as enslavement, religion & manuscripts. We also get forgeries, Irish law & a jug-headed monster? Interesting! middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/shepherd-herma…

A wonderful profile of one of MAFE's contributors, Hope Williard! See her beautifully-written and produced videos on "Gregory of Tours" and "Women's Letters in the Dark Ages" here: middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/search?keys=ho… contingentmagazine.org/2021/12/02/how…

wonderful new classroom resource:

Just in from Middle Ages for Educators! Sarah McDougall talks to @emilyjhutchison about how story maps can help us understand anti-pollution measures in medieval Paris. Very interesting! Prefer to watch stuff on YouTube? We started a channel for you! --> youtu.be/zFGnFmLhF2g

Amazing work!

What have we learned about teaching since 2020? A valuable panel on pandemic teaching just posted on MAFE! Two sessions on "Pandemic Lessons & Post-Pandemic Pedagogy," from New England Medieval Consortium’s 2021 Conference. View the content here: middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/pandemic-lesso…

Are you a medievalist based in DC, or are you going to #MAA2023 in February? The Digital Medieval Studies Institute (DMSI), a wonderful new initiative at the intersection btw digital humanities and medieval studies, is accepting applications for its first workshop. Due Oct 15:

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Hello everyone! We have new content coming online! Are you interested in Medieval Astronomy - then check out this new page, featuring several videos by super STAR Leoba Guchu middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/astronomy-medi…

Our next video comes from Princeton historian Jeremy Stitts (below) called: "Where are the Romans? What Attila's War Reveals about Barbarian Integration in the Late Roman Empire" middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/where-are-roma…