Tag Archives: collections
Spotlight on the NUT donation: the work we’ve done and the work still to come!
In December 2016, the Library gratefully received a donation of 380 pamphlet boxes which were formerly housed in the Library of the National Union of Teachers. The NUT is now part of the National Education Union which came into existence … Continue reading
Fictional favourite
I studied History at school until A’ Level and am still interested in the way in which is taught. Upon recently rereading one of my favourite books in the Education in Literature Collection, To serve them all my days by … Continue reading
Posted in Education in Literature Collection, Library, Library and Archives, Special Collections
Tagged 1914-1918, authors, BBC TV, Boarding Schools, collections, Devon, dramatists, England, history, hsistory teachers, male teachers, novelists, novels, private schools, R. F. Delderfield, schools in TV series, shell-shock, social history, teaching, Television, West Buckland School, West Country, World War
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Protest and campaigning in the archive
IOE students protest, c1970s A new exhibition can be found in the IOE foyer covering the subject of protest and campaigning in the archive. Collections held at the IOE archive include various examples of individuals and groups who have lead … Continue reading
Doctoral Students: Open Days at the British Library
The British Library regularly opens its doors to PhD students and we recommend you go to one of the Doctoral Open Days advertised below if you are unfamiliar with the BL’s collections. The Open Days are arranged so that you … Continue reading
Posted in Research Support
Tagged British Library, collections, Doctoral, open days, PhD, research, researcher
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A special welcome to the Newsam Library and Archives
The start of this academic year sees the official launch of IOE LibGuides – your guide to the Newsam Library & Archives. IOE LibGuides is a user-friendly, mobile-friendly site which has the latest information on library services and which provides you … Continue reading
Posted in Archives, Research Support
Tagged collections, How to ..., LibAnswers, LibGuides, Online Enquiry Services, services
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IOE LibGuides: your guide to the Newsam Library and Archives
The start of the 2012-2013 academic year sees the official launch of IOE LibGuides – a guide to the Newsam Library & Archives. IOE LibGuides have replaced the static guides that were on the Library & Archives site, using powerful software developed … Continue reading
Posted in Research Support
Tagged collections, How to ..., IOE LibAnswers, IOE LibGuides, services, Springshare
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Exhibition: Broadcasting Science
Broadcasting Science, the title of a Royal Society Library and Archives exhibition in London, focuses on the question of how to present complex scientific ideas simply – a question faced by many science teachers, and broadcasters making programmes for schools/children. … Continue reading
Trial access to SAGE Knowledge available to IOE staff and students
We have set up trial access to SAGE Knowledge for all current IOE staff and students. It describes itself as ‘…the premier social science eBook platform’. It contains a huge range of SAGE eBook and eReference content. You will be … Continue reading
Posted in Library and Archives
Tagged access, collections, e-books, education, eResources
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ESCalate resources now being added to DERA
Work has begun to add 155 selected full text publications from ESCalate to DERA (the IOE Digital Education Resource Archive). From 2000 to 2011 ESCalate produced and disseminated resources for staff and students in Higher Education and Further Education involved … Continue reading
Sage Handbook of Digital Dissertations and Theses
Published this week by Sage: The Handbook of Digital Dissertations and Theses. It’s intended for research students or any student (Masters, undergraduate too) undertaking a dissertation or thesis, and who wants to consider the implications of the digital turn. There … Continue reading
