Layers of London has created free teacher and student packs to support Key Stage 2 and 3 students and help teachers create their own class collections. Layers of London is a project that aims to engage with hundreds of thousands of Londoners from and...
By Kate Wilcox History Day 2018 will be the biggest yet, with more than sixty libraries, archives and history organisations participating. On 27 November at Senate House, University of London, you can explore the History fair and meet with staff representing a diverse...
I have been waiting to write that title for well over a year now. After a delay of over 5 months History SPOT is finally ready to launch! Research Seminars, Lectures and Conferences History SPOT is brimming full of podcasts from IHR seminars, conferences and...
And finally… This is my final post relating the discussion held at our June workshop on Developing Online Research Training and Course Delivery. I hope you have found it interesting although you will probably have seen already that the discussions posed more...
At our workshop Developing Online Research Training and Course Delivery it was generally agreed that many historians were hesitant to use blogs and wikis although different age groups vary in this. The age cohort is worth bearing in mind when setting up a course –...
