History Seminars
Wednesday
12:00
Using ICT to teach Black and Asian British History
Dan Lyndon: AST, Head of History, G&T co-ordinator, Henry Compton School - History association (HA)
The focus of the session will be to show how ICT can be used to integrate the teaching of Black and Asian British History into the mainstream curriculum. The delegates will be shown the resources available on www.blackhistory4schools.com. The session will also explore what a webquests is, with a focus on ‘The Black and Asian Soldiers of the First World War webquest’ and will take delegates through a quick way to write webquests online.
Objective 2: to introduce delegates to webquests on Black and Asian British History.
Objective 3: to briefly outline how to write your own webquest
Thursday
Colin Hyson: Freelance Educational Consultant and Writer
The purpose of this seminar is to look at the educational possibilities that museum websites have to offer both classroom teaching and as a preperation for a class visit to museum or historic house. It will cover history, art and design and citizenship at both Key Stages 2 and 3.
As a history teacher what would you hope to gain from attendance at any of these seminars? What resources do you use to embed ICT into the curriculum? Are there other aspects of teaching and learning this aspect of the curriculum, and the role ICT has to play, which could be covered within a future BETT seminar programme? As a subject, is History adequately covered at BETT? Please post your views to the wider BETT community.
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