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Derek Harding

Derek Harding. University of Teesside. The Question. Do History departments teach ICT? What do they say they do? They say they teach ICT They say students will acquire skills What do they actually do? In departments where there are specialists they teach ICT

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Derek Harding

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  1. Derek Harding University of Teesside

  2. The Question • Do History departments teach ICT? • What do they say they do? • They say they teach ICT • They say students will acquire skills • What do they actually do? • In departments where there are specialists they teach ICT • In departments where there aren’t specialists they don’t

  3. The Issue • In most cases ICT is taught by: • Non-historians • Generic central support units • Historical computing is taught by: • Some specialised departments • External courses (e.g. AHDS) • Isolated exercises such as web evaluation exercises and the like

  4. The Problem • Not really taught outside of specialist centres • Staff often don’t have the skills themselves • Staff don’t know about advanced techniques • The expertise is rarely available locally and is unlikely to become so

  5. The Response • The AHC suggested publishing a ‘methods’ textbook to try to plug the skills gap • The National Archives expressed an interest as did the History Subject Centre • The IHR offered to host an electronic version and help with publishing an on demand print version

  6. What will it look like? • Content • http://tinyurl.com/d6o9y9 • Online • http://ucuteesside.org.uk/ • http://tinyurl.com/c6jx7z • In Print • Like a book

  7. Derek Harding University of Teesside

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