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The Library of Congress [|Asian Reading Room] 2009 [|Frances Tan Moeson Fellowship] allowed me [|to travel to the LoC] to find early Japan photos and early Korea photos.

INSTRUCTIONS: Depending on the purpose, use the following 1. //Classroom playback// (**short narrated images**; including //transcripts//): Try playing first with no sound (mute) to appreciate the image; then playback with audio. Alternatively to movie format, use slideshows: Women in Korea (PPT), Colonial Korea (PPT), Modernizing Korea (PPT). 2. //Discussing with students// (**image + question prompt**): PDF includes pop-up annotation with suggested answers. 3. //Contributing// (**you add** location, names, event; or pose questions): [] 4. //Browsing// rapidly entire **groups of images**: "browse-rapidly" link at left 5. //Using source pictures//: **ZIP folder** to obtain images used above in narrated movies. [|Colonial Korea.zip]//;// //Modernizing// ([|1 of 2]; [|2 of 2])//;// [|//Women in Korea.zip//]

ADVICE for adding comments to the online photo sets (albums) - //below//

 * //Guven Peter Witteveen is a Japan anthropologist engaged in multimedia design, outreach education and curriculum production.// Write to him at anthroview at gmail.com