It is well documented that the 19th Century was an era of secularisation and the advancement of modern science, but on the opposite side of the coin, the Victorian era was also a time of religious and spiritual belief. This social context is represented in poetry from the time. Click here to download a handout […]
Exhibition and Marketing Plans are a good way of planning how you will connect content to audiences. The templates below can be used to help groups work through their ideas in these areas when releasing their digital stories. Exhibition Plan Marketing Plan
A Story Map is a good way of planning out the structure of a digital story, particularly if it is being told across different mediums. Click here to download a Story Map template.
Here are a range of printable and online resources for research task contained in ‘The Great Debate’ workshop. A leaflet from the Liverpool Record Office on the Poor Law and Workhouse can be downloaded here. National Archives’ records of the Workhouses can be accessed here. A website dedicated to information about Workhouses and the Poor […]
The Legend of Doctor Thomas script was written by a group of adult learners as part of the production phase of ‘The Good, The Bad and The Scouse’ heritage project. The script (specifically the narration) tells us a lot about the life and times of this quirky (and cantankerous) man. You can download the script […]
You may decide that you want to create your own bespoke workshops and projects using the resources, activities, animations etc. produced as part of the project. If so, we’ve create some templates for helping you to plan your activities. Click here to download.
Click here to download a person profile specifically for the character of Mr. Hetherington. This resource has been produced to accompany the ‘From Beyond The Grave!’ workshop.
At the start of this project, a team of archive researchers delved into newspaper archives to uncover quirky stories from Toxteth’s past. Using both digital and micro-film archives, the team created a database of stories that appeared in the Liverpool Daily Post and Liverpool Echo that mentioned the word ‘Toxteth’. Our research will focus on […]
‘The Good, The Bad and The Scouse’ heritage project has unearthed some of Toxteth’s unsung heroes and undisclosed villains, bringing their stories to life for new audiences in interactive and creative ways. This education resource pack that has been produced to accompany the project, explores how the resources created – from research documents through to […]
A number of the workshops from our education resource pack use continuum’s as part of their activities. You can download the different continuum ends below: Morally Right / Morally Wrong Fair / Unfair Credible / Not Very Credible Very Deceptive / Not Very Deceptive