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Use NY Times Content in Canvas

How to Link to New York Times Content in Canvas

Faculty can share New York Times articles directly with students or add links in course modules in Canvas. 

  1. Click the right-angle arrow to open the article-sharing features

     
  2. Click on "Copy Link" to capture the permalink for the article

For more information visit the Linking to NYTimes.com help page. 

Linking to the TimesMachine Archives

Access to the TimesMachine archives is included in Albertsons Library's All Access subscription. The TimesMachine is an interactive digital replica of The New York Times as it appeared in print from 1851-2002.

Please note:

  • Users are limited to 5 PDF article downloads from TimesMachine per day per user. 
  • Linking to articles in the NY TimesMachine archive is allowed, but archive URLs may change. Be sure to verify the links you use from this tool are verified regularly. 

Locate TimesMachine Article Permalinks

  1. Locate the article you wish to share
  2. Hover over the article and select "Show Summary" or click directly on the article you wish to select
  3. A summary window will open to the left
  4. Scroll to the bottom of the summary window
  5. Click on 'Permalink' and copy the link provided

For more information visit the Linking to NYTimes.com help page. 

inEducation

What is inEducation?

inEducation is The New York Times curricular tool. Designed with faculty and students in mind, inEducation focuses on connecting users with what's happening in the news to their studies. 

Users must register for an account or be logged in to their New York Times account to use inEducation. Visit inEducation at https://www.nytimes.com/spotlight/nytimesineducation to register or log in. 

inEducation Features

  • 16 disciplines
  • Weekly updates by faculty contributors
  • Questions for discussion and analysis
  • General instructional strategies
  • Leadership focus

For a more comprehensive overview of New York Times learning tools, view the Learning Tools Guidebook. 

The Learning Network

What is The Learning Network?

The Learning Network is a curricular tool geared toward supporting critical thinking skills for high-school audiences and beyond. Content includes lesson plans, prompts, quizzes, activities, webinars, and professional development tools for educators.

Users must register for an account or be logged in to their New York Times account to utilize the full breadth of The Learning Network content, such as creating lesson plans and activities. Visit The Learning Network at https://www.nytimes.com/section/learning to register or log in. 

The Learning Network Features

  • Over 1,000 resources published each year to ensure materials are relevant and up to date
  • Lesson plans
  • News and Geography quizzes
  • Student opinion questions
  • Picture prompts and graph prompts
  • Current events and conversations
  • Writing curriculum
  • Contests
  • Professional development webinars

For a more comprehensive overview of New York Times learning tools, view the Learning Tools Guidebook.

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