canmore.rcahms.gov.uk

webwatchingforarchivists.blogspot.com

Web Watching For Archivists: RCAHMS and Canmore

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Monday, 23 May 2011. Have interviewed Rebecca Bailey (Head of Education and Outreach, RCAHMS. And Michela Clari (Researcher, Edinburgh University. About the potential impact of social media on archives with a focus on Canmore. Which was opened up in 2009 to allow public contributions either as new images or comments on existing images.

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Scottish Islands Explorer: April 2015

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A blog that backs a bi-monthly magazine covering all the islands of Scotland. Thursday, 30 April 2015. As Time Goes By. And a visiting Royal Naval officer talks with sub-postmaster, Peter Gear. 27 years later and what has become a disused building is captured in this image of 1964. The word 'derelict' is applicable to the long-closed, former post office on Foula. Taking time to evolve. Wednesday, 29 April 2015. A New Island in The Minch? There are, perhaps, sufficient Scottish islands. And see her work i...

digitalfutures.rcahms.gov.uk

My Canmore : opening up the RCAHMS database to user-generated content | The digital futures of cultural heritage education

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The digital futures of cultural heritage education. A social media research agenda for the Scottish national collections. My Canmore : opening up the RCAHMS database to user-generated content. Reach out and touch: extending access using social media. The National Museums Online Learning Project: lessons learned and moving forward at the IWM. A Year of Socialising: National Museums Scotland. Museums and digital media: establishing a research agenda for the Scottish Heritage Sector. Catching the next wave.

cotac.org.uk

COTAC | bibliography

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ICOMOS Education and Training Guidelines (1993). This bibliograpny is arranged by reference to the skills listed in the ICOMOS Guidelines. It has been compiled by Ingval Maxwell. Read a monument, ensemble or site and identify its emotional, cultural and use significance;. Understand the history and technology of monuments, ensembles or sites in order to define their identity, plan for their conservation, and interpret the results of this research;. Recognize when advice must be sought and define the area...

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Cave GazetteerScotland

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GAZETTEER OF CAVES, FISSURES AND ROCK SHELTERS IN SCOTLAND, CONTAINING HUMAN REMAINS. Database compiled by Andrew T. Chamberlain, University of Manchester. This gazetteer contains a summary of information about natural caves, fissures and rock shelters in Scotland that have contained human remains of possible or proven prehistoric date. To find information about a particular site, click on its name in the list. Below The following categories of information are listed for each entry:. A brief summary of a...

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Web Watching For Archivists: May 2011

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The era of control is over:You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. View my complete profile. Monday, 23 May 2011. Have interviewed Rebecca Bailey (Head of Education and Outreach, RCAHMS. And Michela Clari (Researcher, Edinburgh University. About the potential impact of social media on archives with a focus on Canmore. Which was opened up in 2009 to allow public contributions either as new images or comments on existing images.

scotlandsfirstworldwar.org

Volunteers sought across Scotland to help find forgotten history of the First World War - News

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HISTORIC SCOTLAND ALBA AOSMHOR. This is a news article. Pupils’ artwork explores wartime history. Art inspired by the north east of Scotland’s WWl past. You may also like. The Home Front Legacy. Volunteers sought to find forgotten history of First World War. Communities across Scotland are being urged to play their part in a vital project which will unlock the secrets of the First World War and ensure their place in history is recorded for future generations. The audit, available on the RCAHMS website.

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Historic Scotland Properties - Commemorating the First World War

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HISTORIC SCOTLAND ALBA AOSMHOR. This is a news article. Pupils’ artwork explores wartime history. Art inspired by the north east of Scotland’s WWl past. You may also like. The Home Front Legacy. A number of Historic Scotland's properties have strong connections to the First World War, often serving as garrisons, accomodation for soldiers, recruitment depots, training centres, hospitals, prisons, and much more. Find out how and why these historical places were used and adapted to help the war effort.

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Learning - Commemorating the First World War (WW1)

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HISTORIC SCOTLAND ALBA AOSMHOR. This is a news article. Pupils’ artwork explores wartime history. Art inspired by the north east of Scotland’s WWl past. You may also like. The Home Front Legacy. Many of our sites reveal fascinating insights into the reality of war and its impact on the Scottish Nation. Fort George, Stirling Castle and Edinburgh Castle are home to important regimental museums and Edinburgh Castle also houses the National War Museum and Scotland’s National War Memorial. Historic Scotland a...