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Digital Public Libary of America

The DPLA put together a list of topics related to California.

Early Submission projects are due
Wednesday, April 18th by 9:00 PM.

Website Preview Instructions

1. Find the Division (Junior or Senior), Category (Group or Individual Website), and Heat Number included in the email sent to you. 

2. Download the corresponding Heat Link PDF: 

   1. Click on the button to download your assigned heat of projects tp preview.

   2. Be sure to save the PDF document to your desktop.

   3. Once in the document, click on the link for for each website. The websites will open in your browser. If the websites do not oopen, you can copy and pase the URL into the address bar of your browswer.

3. Download and print the Project Preview Forms. Use these forms to record notes and questions.

4. Bring the Project Preview Forms with you to the competition.

Students:

Put your entry Number on your title page.

Check "Entry Information" above for what to bring.

Upload a copy of your bibliography (see below).

Early Submission projects are due
Wednesday, April 17th by 9:00 PM.

Students:

Put your entry Number on your title page.

Check "Entry Information" above for what to bring.

Upload a copy of your bibliography (see below).

As the state finals approach, items will be added to this page, including contest guides, interview schedules, and hotel information.

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Teacher Registration

To register, you’ll complete an online form that you can access by clicking on the NHD-CA TEACHER Registration link below.

 

Before you begin:

 

• All project entries MUST have a teacher associated with the entry. However, you are not required to attend the NHD-CA competition.

• You will be asked if you are attending.  Please only say yes if you will really be there as materials will be prepared for you.

 

      Cost:  None

 

To Begin, click on the link below:

History Day Judges Needed

 

Evaluating History Day projects is interesting and very rewarding - and it really helps young people develop their skills and abilities.

 

History Day judges review entries in their preferred category, give students feedback and select which projects advance from the regional to the state and national events. The time commitment can be as little as one four-hour period or the whole day; you can even preview papers, websites, and documentaries at home.

 

Why should I judge History Day?  Because it is a fantastic way to volunteer your time, connect with students, and learn about history.

 

• Community Involvement

• Volunteer opportunity

• Help the youth of California!

OPEN

Deadline: Wednesday, April 15th

Deadline: Friday, April 24th

Registration is closed. Payment infomation for schools and other agencies can be found here.