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The Liberty Fellowship cultivates
a “culture of learning” throughout the
respective consortium schools. Each year, the American
Institute for History Education will publish all of
the Fellowship’s work. The AIHE has developed
websites for over 30 Teaching American History Fellowships
nationwide. We have also created websites, CD-ROMS,
and campaigns for educational organizations, such as
The Bill of Rights Institute, the Woodland Country
Day School , The Discovery Charter School, The New
Jersey Department of State’s Italian, Italian
American Commission , inter alia.
The AIHE constructs interactive websites designed
to encourage both teacher and student use. We develop
national marketing plans to recruit teachers to use
your Fellowship website. We also develop national,
regional, state, and local press-releases to announce
the work that is taking place at the Fellowship sessions.
Web Site Development
Design and develop a web site that includes:
- Home Page describing your organization
or program
- Contact Page that list your
address, phone and fax numbers, and e-mail addresses
- Content Pages that utilize text,
graphics and photos to make your program come to
life on the net.
- Interactive Classroom Lessons rich
with historical content, complete with teacher guides,
maps and charts, and homework assignments.
- Interactive Links to research
resources, authors, partner school, organizations,
and any contacts pertinent to your program.
- Scholars’ and Professors’ notes,
outlines, PowerPoints, articles.
- Bulletin Boards for viewers to
read and post comments pertaining to your program.
- Logo design for program and/or
organization
Print and Marketing Graphics
Design and develop educational, recruitment,
and promotional materials:
- Program Binders
- Posters
- Recruitment Mailers and Flyers
- E-Bulletin messages complete with text
and graphics
- Logo design
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