The summer hiatus has proven very useful to completing work on several reports. The most significant of which is my analysis of the survey that I advertised back in May/June on this blog. The results were fantastic. We received a response from 301 academics. Most were...
The IHR research seminars may have ended for the term but we are still in the process of editing audio recordings from the final sessions. Today we have added an excellent mixture of historical topics. We have papers recorded from a conference on Canadian military...
Well, what an exciting couple of days its been at the IHR. Not only is the 79th Anglo-American conference in full swing (the topic is Environments, for those who haven’t had a look at the programme) but our new ‘History’ website was launched late on...
Jun 18, 2010
My first task as project officer was to examine the current provision of research seminars in an online format. This includes courses (such as the Open University’s Open Learn website) as well as seminar podcasts on iTunes U, The History Faculty and by other...
Jun 9, 2010
Today is the final day for our survey about the online delivery of seminars and in particular podcasting at the IHR. We have had a fantastic response and I would like to thank everyone who has taken part. The results of the draw to win a 1 year subscription to the...
One element of online seminar provision the IHR are looking into is live streamed events. This is not something that happens often in academia at present but does offer the potential for interaction with the seminar in real time – something that pre-recorded...
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