Multicultural Alaska Series winner of Best Textbook Award-2016. ARCTIC ALASKA takes an interactive look into the northernmost region of the United States — a place where the harsh and sometimes unforgiving environment demands a resilient spirit. In a land at the mercy of the extreme weather, with months of endless daylight and darkness, learn how the Inupiat people have thrived since time immemorial. It was written by University of Alaska Southeast Masters in Teaching students Tyson Alteri, Katy Crane, Laura Beth Drake, Mischa Jackson, Katie Kroko and Lucas Guenther.
This book was developed using a project-based learning approach under the direction of nationally-recognized educator - Peter Pappas. It's a great resource for use in the classroom, and it serves as a model for teacher or student curation of historic content into interactive digital books. More at UASMAT.org
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