A great free project co-sponsored by the American Association for State and Local History (AASLH) and the National Council on Public History (NCPH) that provides practical US case studies on how to present exhibitions archives and museum collections in a way that makes it relevant to the public .
It emphasises EDI and inclusivity. Recent entries include disability history, women’s suffrage accessibility.
As a research tool the internet should be approached with some caution, but it can be a good source for grey literature.
Most people use search engines when looking for information on the web.
However:
Have a look at this Quality of Information section from our Library Skills Guide to learn more about evaluating the information you find.
Here are some good quality websites specific to English that you may find interesting or useful.....