Story of a Nation
Last spring we blogged about “Story of England” (titled “English Story” at the time), a major Michael Wood series looking at the history of England through the prism of the community of Kibworth in...
View ArticleAddressingHistory – Site & Blog Downtime
This is a brief post to let you know that AddressingHistory may be “at risk” over the next few weeks due to refurbishment work being undertaken on the University of Edinburgh machine room. The...
View ArticleUpcoming AddressingHistory Activity
This is a super short post to let you know that we are preparing to make some changes, improvements and expansions to AddressingHistory. We can’t say much more at the moment but we will post a fuller...
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Guest Post: Census 2011
Today is UK Census day and to celebrate – and encourage any last minute form filling in – we have asked James Crone, of the UK Borders service (more on which later in this post) to tell us a bit more...
View ArticleAn Update on Development and a Super Blog Post on Historical Affluence in...
We’ve been hinting on the blog for a while that we hope to bring you some improvements to AddressingHistory and we are finally able to bring you more news on those developments… Earlier this year we...
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Guest Blog Post: SPIRES Network Technological Spaces Event
We have a short guest blog post this week from Mòrag Burgon-Lyon of SPIRES who have an event coming up in October that should be of interest to those using AddressingHistory. SPIRES is a network for...
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Guest Blog Post: Whose Town? a heritage project for schools
This week we have a guest post about the Whose Town? Project from Clare Padgett, Library Services Officer at Edinburgh City Libraries and part of the Whose Town? team. We bumped into her at the...
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LIFE-SHARE Digital Collaboration Colloquium (#lifeshare)
On 29th March 2011 Nicola, from the Addressing History team, gave a short “Pecha Kucha” presentation on AddressingHistory at the LIFE-SHARE Digital Collaboration Colloquium in Sheffield. LIFE-SHARE has...
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Augmented Reality View of AddressingHistory Now Available for iPhone, Android...
We are extremely excited to let you know that you can now explore an “Augmented Reality” version of AddressingHistoryusing your iPhone or Android device. You can stand on a street in Edinburgh and see...
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Upcoming Local History Event: Tales from the Tweed
News reaches us of a local history event that we think AddressingHistory users/blog readers, particularly those in the Borders, may be interested in. This guest post from Heather Rea, Edinburgh Beltane...
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