Have you ever wanted to research a Montana or US history topic and share the details of your discovery with your students, including images and other primary resource materials as references? Now is your chance!
Spend April 3 and 4, 2026, with the Montana History Portal staff learning how to create various types of digital exhibits using content from the History Portal.
The History Portal contains over 102,000 items to help tell the story of a variety of topics – US History and World History can be taught through Montana primary source materials.
Select a topic, gather the details, read, research and create an exhibit of your topic. Your exhibit will be published on the History Portal website, where you can access it, and it will be available to the public as a history lesson of its own.
2026 Workshop Details
Cost: FREE! Hotel, meals, and tours included.
Location: Montana Heritage Center, 225 North Roberts, Helena, Montana, 59601
- Friday, April 3
- Montana History Portal tour
- Exhibit review
- Montana History topics discussion
- Montana Heritage Center Tours
- Historic walking tour of the Montana Capitol grounds
- Saturday, April 4
- Brainstorm and share ideas, research, and outline creation.
A more detailed agenda will be provided for final participants.
Completed projects will earn 16 OPI professional development credits and a $425 stipend.
Registration is limited to 20 people and the deadline to register is March 1, 2026.
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