For digital offices, IHR Digital always seems to have a lot of paper products around. At the nexus of Reviews in History sits the Great Cham of reviewing, Danny Millum, with teams of assistants bringing copies of the latest history titles to his desk. The editors of...
Containing from my musings about editing seminar live streams and podcasts as video in a previous post I thought I would discuss a more recent leap in my education on how to film and edit video. The first video that I was required to design from scratch and to a...
Tonight’s IHR live stream is a roundtable event looking at digital history in terms of its development both past and future. As per usual there will be plenty of oppotunity to field questions online, take part in the Twitter-sphere, and follow along with the...
In two earlier posts I discussed the History in Education conference (see History in Education Conference 2011 (12 January 2012) and History in Education – History Today article now out! (27 January 2012) that was held in the IHR last year. The conference proved a...
Digital History 14 June 2011Professor Tim Hitchcock (Hertfordshire)Text Mining the Old Bailey Proceedings The Old Bailey Online is probably one of the most successful web-based projects produced in Britain thus far. Based on the proceedings from London’s central...
Franco-British History5 January 2012Rosemary Sweet (University of Leicester)British Travellers in Italy in the 18th centurySummary: Both the Georgians and the Victorians were fascinated by Italy, but they saw the country with very different eyes. Eighteenth-century...
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