How can we help?
Adam Matthew Digital have a dedicated Outreach team, who are tasked with providing support to institutions and people with access to our collections. As you move classes online, we are still here to help you.
All your Adam Matthew collections are available off-campus and can be used by unlimited numbers of students simultaneously.
We also know how busy all libraries and faculty are going to be, so please feel free to send any questions or requests to our Outreach team via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The team has worked with instructors all over the world to integrate digitised primary source content into their teaching. They can offer:
- Online demos for faculty and students, showing how to use the collections or add them to reading lists and course pages
- Case studies from other instructors to help provide tips on assignments and online teaching
- Subject guides, which will direct faculty and students straight to the content most relevant for their classes
- Answering questions about collection content and what you currently have access to
Resources
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Doctoral research student at the University of Toronto
Arlynda, a Doctoral research student at the University of Toronto, was writing a dissertation on how actors annotate scripts. Most supporting research was done using the archives of major Shakespeare companies...
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Researching and contextualising primary documents are the foundations of history instruction
What defines a city’s public space? Who designates such areas, who determines their uses, and who gets to use them?
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Digital Toolkit
Content to help you remind your community about the collections you can access remotely
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Top tips for teaching with digitised primary sources
As university teaching around the world moves online, many instructors in the humanities and social sciences will be looking for new or additional digital content and assignment ideas.
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Dr. Marissa Greenberg
Associate Professor of English literature at the University of New Mexico, Dr. Greenberg has shared her advice on adapting to new learning environments.
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Digital Primary Sources in Teaching
Our Outreach team recently spoke to Wendy Mears from The Open University to discuss how best to utilise digital primary sources in teaching.
Video Tutorials
