Americans in Russia

Title (your subject’s name)

by (input your name as you would like it to appear if you elect to publish your article)

Click on the Box Below. Using the menu box to the left, upload to add your image. When you upload your image, use the caption box to indicate the image creator, the title of the image, and any credits. In the menu box, click medium size file, middle aligned, and click the box for caption. Finally, add a reference for your image to the bibliography. When you have everything saved hit Update or Publish in the box below. Then delete this instruction box, and update/publish again.

Add your text here by pasting into the “Text Editor” box in the left hand menu. Pasting in the small “text editor” box will import your footnotes. Pasting in this big block will not import footnotes and will cause you endless frustration. Hit Update/Publish. Note that the eyeball icon next to “Update” allows you to view your work.

For Further Reading

***Note that “further reading” bibliographies are not intended to duplicate your bibliography. Rather “Further Reading” bibliographies provide key works about your topic. [Delete this sentence].

Primary Sources

***Paste Bibliography of Primary sources related to your topic here using the left hand menu under text editor. . Consider this part of the bibliography as a tool for future researchers.

Secondary Sources

****Paste a bibliography of secondary sources here.

Delete all Instructions, View and Hit “Update/Publish”

Include a short author biography, indicating whether you would like to publish your article, and how you would like to be identified. You need not indicate you are a student as you will soon graduate, and this page might be something you can use on your resume. Instead, you can say that you are “a scholar working on the Americans in Russia Project with the USA Digital History Lab” and AUM. Further, you can add another sentence describing why you chose your subject. If you decide you would like to be published, I will work with you to tidy up any proofreading issues and will send you a “Permission to Publish” document to sign. Permission to Publish are standard practice in the publishing world and are designed to protect the author and the publisher. You are under no obligation to publish—it is entirely voluntarily. Hit Update/Publish and close out.