In September I talked about the online records management course I'm currently taking. As the course has progressed I have thought a lot about content delivery and methods of active engagement. One of the mandatory course features is participating in at least one online chat session. The idea being that chats can provide a real … Continue reading Active Learning and History Education
Continuing Education: Online Learning and Records Management
Kayla Jonas Galvin over at Adventures in Heritage recently wrote a great post about attending school while working full time. Her post highlights a few tips which she has used to help her juggle education and work. Kayla's post got me thinking about how I am going to approach a continuing education course that I … Continue reading Continuing Education: Online Learning and Records Management
Compatible or Incompatible? Public History and the PhD
It has been three years since I completed my MA in public history. Since graduating I have been involved in a number of interesting and professionally rewarding projects. I've continued to learn new skills in each volunteer or paid position I've undertaken. I also really enjoy my current position working with Residential School archives.Despite all … Continue reading Compatible or Incompatible? Public History and the PhD