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Duration

26 hours

Total fee

Free

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Beginner

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Credential

Certificate

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  • Beginner Level
  • Approx. 26 hours to complete
  • English Subtitles: English
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  • This course introduces learners to applied public history: understanding and interpreting the past today, and engaging diverse communities in the practice of making and sharing histories. The course draws on project case studies, expert insights and diverse perspectives to model exciting approaches to researching and sharing the history of places and people. Learners will develop a toolkit to apply in their own practice, by participating in discussion, quizzes, creative activities and mini masterclasses.
  • What kinds of stories can we discover through research into the history of places and people? How do we engage diverse communities with those stories today? What kinds of imaginative approaches can we use to interpret the past? And what tools and opportunities can we create to include new groups and individuals in local research initiatives? Led by the Centre for the History of People, Place and Community at the Institute of Historical Research, University of London-the UK's national centre for history-this course investigates these questions and helps learners develop transferable approaches to their own local history and heritage interpretation.
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Curriculum

Your Place

Welcome! Introducing the Course

Describing a historic place: interview with Matthew Bristow (Historic England / Victoria County History)

Historic Building Case Study: interview with Matthew Bristow (Historic England / Victoria County History)

Discovering Old Maps (Interview with Dr Matt Shaw, Librarian, IHR Wohl Library)

Layers of London and Crowdsourced Deep Mapping

Describing Buildings: Historic England Guidelines

Explore Layers of London

Describing a historic place

Describing a historic building

Places

Discovering Stories

Youth Club Archive

Red Boxes: Victoria County History

Syrian Oral Histories: Interview with Waseem Albahri

Explore Youth Club Archive

Explore the Red Boxes Collections

Collecting and Telling Stories

Discovering Stories

Public History and Creative Practice

History and Art: reflections on creative collaboration

Interview with Illustrator Tom Woolley

Creative Mapping Masterclass

History, Creativity, and Participation

Living history and performance

History and Creative Arts

History and Performance

Public History and Creative Practice

History and the Present

#RememberHer: Interview with Amy Todd

Haringey Peace Forum: Interview with John Hinshelwood

History Workshop Online

#RememberHer

Investigate History Workshop Online

Place and Commemoration

Anniversaries

History and the Present

Research Together

Layers of London: History of My School and other crowdsourced projects

Victoria County History: Ibstock

Reflecting on co-production

Explore co-produced histories

Our Migration Story: interview with Sundeep Lidher and Malachi McIntosh

What is co-production?

How do we do co-production?

History and co-production

Communication and Evaluation

Media Engagement: Insights from the 'Being Human' Festival

Evaluating your project: reflections from our partners

Writing a Media (Press) Release

Writing for the Web

Social Media: The Institute of Historical Research on Twitter

Media Engagement

Communication and Evaluation

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