Sharing and showcasing humanities teaching resources: the HumBox collection
Date: 26 February, 2010
Location: University of Sheffield, Douglas Knoop Centre, Humanities Research Institute
Event type: Seminar
This event is an ideal opportunity for lecturers in the humanities who want to find out how to raise the profile to their teaching resources in the wider academic community. Using the example of HumBox - a collection of Humanities teaching resources - participants will learn about the principles and benefits of 'open educational resources' (OER) and be shown how to use HumBox to showcase their own resources and repurpose those developed by others. Academics involved in the HumBox project will discuss their experiences and there will be plenty of opportunity to explore HumBox itself.
The HumBox project is funded by JISC and the Higher Education Academy under the Open Educational Resources Programme and is a collaboration between the English, History, Philosophy and Religious Studies, and LLAS Subject Centres.
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Fees
- There is no charge to attend this event for employees and postgraduate students of publicly funded UK higher educational institutions and other institutions with a subscription to the Higher Education Academy.
- Lunch will be provided.
- For further information please go to the English Subject Centre website.
