The Tipped-in Photographic Prints (TIPPs) database and website is a collaborative project between the Lens Media Lab at Yale University and the Library of Congress to digitize and make searchable the hundreds of photographic samples tipped into photography journals and manuals published between 1855 and 1900.

EH offers an array of practice-rich courses and workshops that emphasize the integration of history, theory, and experimentation with digital, analog, and conceptual methods of learning

The discovery of these processes have forever changed our understanding of time. For the first time in history we could see what our ancestors looked like. Take a look behind the scenes into our world class photograph collection from within our vaults.

The Aperture On Sight curriculum is designed to teach visual literacy through working with photography and creating photobooks. It builds students’ abilities to communicate as visual storytellers, develops them as creative and critical thinkers, as well as building their capacity for academic and professional success.

These are designed for grades 6-12 but can be adapted. Monica recommends Lesson 16 on Gordon Parks