Enabling “anytime, anywhere” learning: Educational podcasts
Dr. Emma Smith, Faculty of English, Fellow and Senior Tutor in Early English Literature at Hertford College, Oxford University, began podcasting her lectures on Early English Literature in Michaelmas...
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Weblearn offers a flexible platform for supporting teaching, learning and administration. Dr Kate McClune, Research Fellow in Old & Middle English, Merton College, has experimented with new...
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Digital humanities: The William Godwin’s Diary project
Introduction The William Godwin‘s Diary project has transcribed, edited, and annotated 48 years of William Godwin’s diary from 1788-1836, and made this resource freely available online. This project...
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Opening up medieval literature through blogging
‘Taketh the fruyt, and lat the chaf be stille’: the challenge of teaching Middle English poetics to a varied audience Dr Jenni Nuttall set up her research and teaching blog, stylisticienne.com, on...
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