Clear links are provided to each document. Each document is preceded by a brief introduction that provides background and context. There is a wealth of documentation of various types. For example, document 20 is an interesting image from a microfilm collection that show a flyer for a Rose Schneiderman meeting held in Milwaukee, October 1912. Since microfilm can be difficult to read, this is very helpful.
Images are clear, appropriate, and referenced.
All links that were tested worked properly. It would take a long time for a scholar, teacher, or class to work through all of the materials in this or any of the modules, but the effort would clearly be worth it. These are carefully researched and thoughtfully presented examinations of important themes in women's history. The authors of each project and Professors Sklar and Dublin have also made an effort to connect these topics with the larger social and political narratives of American history. This scholarly and intellectually substantial site benefits from clear and consistent ways to navigate its vast resources.