Workshop: Teaching American History & Politics with Digital Humanities
2:00pm - 7:00pm /
Friday 7th December 2018
- Laura Sandy
- Suitable for: School teachers, trainee teachers, teaching assistants and postgraduate students (MA & PhD).
- Admission: Admission is free. Please register via Eventbrite.
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Teaching American History & Politics with Digital Humanities in the United Kingdom
Organised by Keele University/ University of Liverpool/ International Slavery Museum
This is a teaching workshop for school teachers, trainee teachers, teaching assistants and postgraduate students (MA & PhD).
14:00-14:30: Registration, Refreshments and Welcome Remarks
Laura Sandy (University of Liverpool, Centre for the Study of International Slavery).
Venue: Anthony Walker Education Centre (ISM)
14:30- 15: 00: Guided Tour of the International Slavery Museum, Liverpool
Danny Wright (International Slavery Museum)
Venue: 3rd Floor Foyer, International Slavery Museum, Liverpool (ISM)
PART 1: Teaching American History
15:10- 16.10: Teaching American History and Digital Humanities
Allison Wickens, Vice President for Education at Mount Vernon.
Venue: Anthony Walker Education Centre (ISM)
PART 2: University and Public History
16:10: Short break (refreshments)
16:20 -16:50: University of Liverpool Students’ Taster Session
Presenting the Past: Liverpool and Slavery Tour Project
Venue: Anthony Walker Education Centre (ISM)
PART 3: CSIS Public Lecture
17:00-17:15: Refreshment Break
Venue: Martin Luther King Jr Building (ISM)
17:15- 18:30: The American Civil War, Lancashire and the Cotton Famine, 1861-65
Gervase Phillips (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Venue: Martin Luther King Jr Building (ISM)
18:30- 19:00: Drinks Reception
Venue: Martin Luther King Jr Building (ISM)
Organised by Keele University/ University of Liverpool/ International Slavery Museum
This is a teaching workshop for school teachers, trainee teachers, teaching assistants and postgraduate students (MA & PhD).
14:00-14:30: Registration, Refreshments and Welcome Remarks
Laura Sandy (University of Liverpool, Centre for the Study of International Slavery).
Venue: Anthony Walker Education Centre (ISM)
14:30- 15: 00: Guided Tour of the International Slavery Museum, Liverpool
Danny Wright (International Slavery Museum)
Venue: 3rd Floor Foyer, International Slavery Museum, Liverpool (ISM)
PART 1: Teaching American History
15:10- 16.10: Teaching American History and Digital Humanities
Allison Wickens, Vice President for Education at Mount Vernon.
Venue: Anthony Walker Education Centre (ISM)
PART 2: University and Public History
16:10: Short break (refreshments)
16:20 -16:50: University of Liverpool Students’ Taster Session
Presenting the Past: Liverpool and Slavery Tour Project
Venue: Anthony Walker Education Centre (ISM)
PART 3: CSIS Public Lecture
17:00-17:15: Refreshment Break
Venue: Martin Luther King Jr Building (ISM)
17:15- 18:30: The American Civil War, Lancashire and the Cotton Famine, 1861-65
Gervase Phillips (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Venue: Martin Luther King Jr Building (ISM)
18:30- 19:00: Drinks Reception
Venue: Martin Luther King Jr Building (ISM)