DVDs Now Available

Just to let you all know that you can now purchase dvds of our podcasts for use in classroom activities. They are all available in HD and currently we are waiving postage and packing. You can find them here or purchase them from their corresponding homepages on The History Faculty site, such as here.

Latest Podcasts

We have just finished filming 4 British History podcasts from Hester Barron (University of Sussex) on subjects including the 1926 General Strike, 4 podcasts from Chris Prior (University of Leeds) looking at British Imperial history, notably the Boer War, and 3 further podcasts from Simon Hall (University of Leeds) that will compliment his first podcast focused on Civil Rights, with commentary on John Kennedy's relationship with Civil Rights, the Black Panthers and much more... They should be up on the site and available via the feed by the end of January.

The Forum is now up and running and an ideal place to debate the issues that interest you and ask those questions that are proving difficult.

As ever, if you have any questions or would like to suggest podcasts that we need to record, let me know: Jonathan

Upcoming

As The History Faculty grows we anticipate significantly increasing our resources and podcasts. Over Christmas and the New Year we will be filming further podcasts on Russian history before a major campaign to sizeably increase our British history collections, across all the major periods. Please check back regularly to see what we have added.

We are also interested to hear from you, whether it's in terms of the subjects and questions that you would like to see discussed and answered or that you have found a great resource that you would like to share with the rest of us. Please e-mail: jonathan@thehistoryfaculty.com. 

Additionally, we will soon be starting a forum where you can discuss and debate the topics that interest you most. From time to time, historians specialising in the fields under discussion will add their own observations and, hopefully, thought-provoking questions.

In the meantime, have a great Christmas and a happy New Year.