Just back from an excellent one-day conference organised by the Oxford Internet Institute, on ‘Digital impacts: how to measure and understand the usage and impact of digital content’ (20 May 2011). Among other things, the event presented the work of the...
IHR Digital has a growing collection of papers in SAS-Space, the e-repository for the School of Advanced Study. It includes papers relating to projects such as the recently launched Connected Histories, as well as British History Online and the Bibliography of British...
With the launch of volumes 13 to 17, the digitisation of the Survey of London monograph series as part of British History Online is now complete. The last batch of monographs covers buildings as diverse as the Queen’s House at Greenwich, the College of Arms, and...
A major new dataset for seventeenth century London is now live on British History Online. Listing name, residence and other information about the inhabitants of London and Middlesex for three collections of the tax in the 1660s, it is the product of the AHRC-funded...
The second instalment of these digitised volumes has now appeared on British History Online. With generous funding from English Heritage, we will eventually have added all 17 volumes of the series; a series which complements the parish survey volumes of the Survey...
If you are a user of British History Online, you may have noticed a couple of screencasts (video tutorials) that have appeared on the site over the last few weeks.This is something that we have felt the site could do with for a while, but getting to this point has...
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