At the moment there are only a few podcasts on History SPOT specifically looking at the British monarchy and none on Elizabeth II. So, a special series of blog posts wasn’t possible for the History SPOT blog during this week of the Queen’s Diamond...
I have some exciting news for you today. In the first of many updates to the History SPOT website that we will be undertaking over the next few months, we have now made available all of our back-catalogue of podcasts available outside of the registration. This...
Occasionally History SPOT plays host to podcasts created beyond the IHR. The Global History seminar and Franco-British seminar are excellent examples of this. Most recently, we have played host to the proceedings of a 2011 conference by the Historians of Education...
InterviewAndrew Foster (Historical Association) and Miles Taylor (IHR)The IHR – The HQ of HistoryApril 2012Hello, today we have something slightly different for you. In April this year Andrew Foster (Historical Association) sat down with the director of the...
Historians of Education in Scotland (HEdScot) conference 2011Glenda White (University of Glasgow)David Stow and teacher education21 October 2011 Abstract: In his day job David Stow was a successful carpet manufacturer but when, at the age of eighteen, he joined St...
Historians of Education in Scotland (HEdScot) conference 2011Helen Lees (University of Stirling)A history of elective home education in Scotland?21 October 2011 Abstract: This paper aims to uncover the historical line of development that elective home education has...
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