Just a quick reminder that we will be live streaming the Digital History seminar tonight at 5.15pm GMT. Tonight’s session is given by Magnus Huber (Giessen) who will be talking about spoken English in the 18th and 19th centuries derpived from evidence in the...
Digital History17 May 2011Professor Adrian Bell (Reading) and Dr Andy King (Southampton)The Soldier in Later Medieval England Project – did it do what we wanted it to do?The research project: The Soldier in Later Medieval England was supported by the universities of...
Digital History31 May 2011Professor Richard Rodger (Edinburgh)Space, place and the city: a simple anti-GIS approach for historians If you suggest using GIS (geographical information system) to an historian they might look back at you blankly or with a...
Archives & Society 29 March 2011Leon Robinson (Positive Steps Organisation)Unveiling the unknown: archiving the Black contribution to the performing arts over three centuries “I don’t want any more black artists to pass away without being acknowledged for the...
Digital History15 November 2011 David Thomas and Valerie Johnson (TNA)Does the Digital change anything?Digital preservation is a hot topic in the world of archiving – just how do you preserve the digital record? What do you keep? What do you ignore? These issues...
Next Tuesday (21 February 2012) the IHR will again host a live stream of our Digital History seminar. This time on the topic of The Old Bailey Corpus: Spoken English in the 18th and 19th Centuries by Magnus Huber (Giessen). This will be the first live session of...
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