TY  - BOOK
AU  - Sayer,Faye
TI  - Public history: a practical guide 
SN  - 9781472513663
U1  - 907.2 22
PY  - 2015///
CY  - Londres
PB  - Bloomsbury
KW  - Historia pública
KW  - Estudios de casos
KW  - Estados Unidos
KW  - Reino Unido
N1  - Incluye bibliografía e índice; Introcution: history beyond the classroom. -- Introduction. -- Background to public history. -- Types of public history. -- Definition of public history. -- A history of public history. -- Public history debates. -- Conclusion. -- Museums, archievs, and heritage centers. -- Introduction. -- A brief history of museums. -- Museums. --Working in a museum. -- Archives. -- Heritage and visitor centers. -- Conclusion. -- Routes into jobs n the museums, archives, and heritage sectors. -- Methods of communication in public history. -- Introduction. -- Exhibitions. -- Audio-visual aids. -- Handling collections. -- Outreach events. -- Knowing your public. -- Quantitative evaluation. -- Qualitative evaluation. -- Conclusion. -- Teaching history. -- Introduction. -- Background. -- Pedagogical apporaches to teaching history. -- Learning outcomes and lesson plans. -- Evaluation and adaptation. -- Schools, history, and historians. -- Changing approaches to teaching. -- Professional historians and educators. -- Education at historical sites. -- Academis historians and education. -- Conclusion. -- Routes into the history education sector. -- Community history. -- Introduction: what is community history?. -- The history of community history?. -- Methods for community history. -- Communy history projects. -- Oral history projects. -- Historical building and architentural surveys. -- Community archaelogy excavation. -- Heritage trails. -- Community exhibiions and publications. -- Community archives research. -- Conclusion. -- Routes into community history. -- Media history. -- Introduction. -- Background. -- Popular writing. -- Types of popular publications. -- Popular books. -- Radio history. -- Films. -- Television history. -- Types of television. -- Working in and with the media. -- Book proposal. -- Conclusion. -- Routes into media hsitory. -- Policy, politics, and history. -- The impact of policy on public history. -- International policy and guidelines. --  International and national charities. -- National and federal policies and guidelines. -- Policies on the movement of objects. -- Indigenous and native remains. -- Working with local, regional, and state goverment organizations. -- Heritage management plans. -- Planning policies. -- Public history in non-historical goverment organizations. -- History's impact on policy. -- Conclusion. -- Routes into policy and goverment history. -- Digital media. -- Introduction. -- The history of digital media. -- The internet. -- Online learning. -- Cybermuseology and digital networks. -- Crowd-sourced history. -- Social media. -- Employment in the sector. -- Conclusion. -- Routes into digital media. -- Conclusion. -- Introduction. -- History in the public domain. -- The benefits of employing history graduates. -- Getting a job. -- The future of public history
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