Do you know how and where to begin research?
Do you need help to uncover the history of your special place?
Can you interpret original material?
Do you want to create exciting pieces of history?
Hands-on history is the first practical guide to researching and recording history in Australia. The book provides readers with skills in research, writing, using objects and understanding and interpreting historic places. It looks at recording history in formats such as publications, oral histories, displays and heritage trails and also contains a number of case studies and creative exercises.
Hands-on history is the ideal manual for local and family historians, museum workers, students, teachers, and anyone who wants to make fun, interesting pieces of history.
Hands-on history has six accompanying lesson plans and can easily be linked to your State curriculum. For more information, or additional payment options, please contact Sue Hodges or call 03 9681 8088.
Do you need help to uncover the history of your special place?
Can you interpret original material?
Do you want to create exciting pieces of history?
Hands-on history is the first practical guide to researching and recording history in Australia. The book provides readers with skills in research, writing, using objects and understanding and interpreting historic places. It looks at recording history in formats such as publications, oral histories, displays and heritage trails and also contains a number of case studies and creative exercises.
Hands-on history is the ideal manual for local and family historians, museum workers, students, teachers, and anyone who wants to make fun, interesting pieces of history.
Hands-on history has six accompanying lesson plans and can easily be linked to your State curriculum. For more information, or additional payment options, please contact Sue Hodges or call 03 9681 8088.
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