From the archive to the classroom: engaging users of all abilities with TNA material
Experts from The National Archives, UK, the University of Dundee, the University of Warwick, and AM, discuss integrating National Archives materials and primary sources into education, highlighting efforts to advance accessibility, celebrate diversity, and refine pedagogy.
The panellists showcase innovative tools, methodologies, and technologies designed to deepen student engagement, enhance research skills, and foster meaningful interdisciplinary collaborations, enriching archival exploration as an inclusive and impactful educational practice.
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Hear from Bryony Dixon, Curator of Silent Film at the British Film Institute, alongside AM’s Alice Hone and Joe Young‑Perez, as they explore how audiovisual primary sources support critical thinking and enable interdisciplinary research.
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