March eBulletin

There has been much recent speculation about the future of the Subject Centre network. The Higher Education Academy is currently going through a period of organisational change but no firm decisions have been made about the future. In the meantime, we are planning activities and events for 2010-11 as usual. We will update you if the situation changes.

We are delighted to announce the first recipient of our Recognition scheme: Filippo Nereo of the University of Manchester. Filippo produced an impressive portfolio for the award and receives £500.

 - Dr Sarah Richardson, History Subject Director

News

• Still time to enter the Student Essay Competition!

• New Historical Insights available online now!

• Call for contributors to the Pedagogy Bibliography

Upcoming Events

• 12^th Annual Teaching and Learning in History Conference
• New Lecturer’s Module Design Workshop
• History in the Universities Schools' Conference

Spotlight

HumBox: An inspiring collection of free Humanities Teaching Resources launched on 26^th February and is now open to all.

 www.humbox.ac.uk

The History Subject Centre has been part of this year long JISC/HEA funded project, in collaboration with three other humanities subject centres. The aim has been to provide a new way of storing, publishing and sharing your humanities teaching resources within an online space. With over 1000 resources already available, join the growing humanities community of HumBox: see what is available to use in your teaching and add your own material for reuse by fellow academics.