GlobalHistHackers

Global History “hackathons”: doing global history through local archives #GlobalHistHack22.
Latest project: Frank Willett, Hunterian Nigerian Yoruba Collection

[GlobalHistHackers @HistGlobal]

It’s here! Download our “Global History Hackathon Playbook” and find out how you can use hackathons (in archives, museums, libraries, anywhere) as a vehicle to engage learners, consult service users, enable fresh perspectives, & design creative projects: https://t.co/WJ8GAxhfhO

[GlobalHistHackers @HistGlobal]

We are back! 🎉 Our team is working on a new Hackathon with @hunterian and @UofGlasgowASC - today we are looking at objects from Nigeria/Yorubaland. More details and photos to follow this week...
@HelenTilley15 @MedicalMaghrib @segambell

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

Today @vlcook93 and I introduced 118 Level 1 students @UofGlasgowESH to @UofGlasgowASC using Virtual Collections Classroom. I could tell the students enjoyed it (as did I!). As @vlcook93 said, it was fantastic to see their confidence in a large group setting. I’ll be talking 1/

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

All set up to start #CollectionTeaching global business history @CBHSGlasgow and social history of Scottish immigration to Malawi for Level 1 @UofGlasgow students in @UofGlasgowESH! Thanks to fabulous dedicated colleagues @UofGlasgowASC for making this happen #GlobalHistHack21

[Hatice Yıldız @hyildizhistory]

Fixed-term (7-month) lecturer position in the history of the modern Middle East and North Africa at the University of Glasgow: https://t.co/dols36hogr

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

📢📢 Lecturer post (7-months) History of modern Middle East & North Africa #MENA @UofGlasgow, please share widely. Glasgow is an amazing city, @UofGlasgowESH is a really friendly supportive working environment, & I will share teaching materials with the appointee #Twitterstorians

[UofG Soc & Pol Sci @UofGSPS]

Huge congratulations to our Lecturer in Global Economic & Social History @MedicalMaghrib who won the University Award Early Career (College of Social Sciences) at the University's Teaching Excellence Awards 2021-21 🌟👏

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

If you are a @UofGESHSoc member who took Level 1A with me this year, and you want to use the “Ghosts” app but don’t have the resources, please DM me. I would be glad to pay for 3 students to experience the app. https://t.co/lSEcIoxoo8

[Glasgow Uni Economic and Social History Society @UofGESHSoc]

Also a reminder that this offer is still open for five more students who did ESH 1A this year! Contact Dr Clark on Twitter/via Email to take advantage of it - the last day to use it is Sunday so be quick!

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

“Hackathons aren’t just about coding”. However you want to teach with #hackathons, @LisaDeBruine & I have you covered. I’ll share tips from @HistGlobal history hacking @UofGlasgowASC archives & @hunterian exhibits with more than 240 students @UofGlasgowESH. Hope to see you there!

[UofGlasgowASC @UofGlasgowASC]

With room space no longer a limitation, Virtual Collections Classroom has allowed us to share our collections live to 200 of @MedicalMaghrib’s first year students simultaneously https://t.co/eoKRiRuu1t #ArchiveOutreach #Archive30

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

Me, waves hands in direction of very cool old stuff: “hackathons aren’t just about coding”. @LisaDeBruine, performs brilliant coding feats & produces amazing coding resources for students: “but they do importantly involve coding”. Something for everyone in this event! #Hackathons

[GlobalHistHackers @HistGlobal]

Thread about #HistMed #HistHealth #HistSci #Archives in #Algeria

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

Now to live up to @ArthurAsseraf's promise. My students are learning what to do if you fall sick in early 20th-C Algeria. As well as making their own hruz (amulets), they work with digital manuscripts, material objects, and sounds. I'll share a source a day so you can all join in

[CEMAT @C_E_M_A_T]

📣New Podcast Out:
"Of Jinn Theory and Germ Theory"

Dr Hannah-Louise Clark (@MedicalMaghrib) of Glasgow University discusses how Muslim intellectuals and ordinary people learned about microbes and responded to bacteriological medicine. 👇

https://t.co/0Ts29AH7yA

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

We did and it was so much fun! Students gave thoughtful and positive feedback that we look forward to disseminating to colleagues. The tech is brilliant but so too is team @UofGlasgowASC #GlobalHistHack20

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

I am so happy to hear this @AnnZuntz! Thank you for sharing. I hope hacking generated community + lots of creativity for all the participants, would love to hear more. Such an important project #SyrianFoodFuture #WorldFoodDay

[National Trust @nationaltrust]

The places we care for reflect a range of global histories and we’re responsible for telling their stories. To help us share these accurate and full histories, we've released a report exploring the links between historic places and slavery and colonialism: https://t.co/8N2fyk9lCd

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

Thanks so much for the questions @jamesrmcd, you brilliantly and succinctly outlined the research I see myself doing over the next however many years! Such a pleasure to have this conversation with you and others-many thanks @C_E_M_A_T for the opportunity

[Dr Hannah-Louise Clark @MedicalMaghrib]

Can’t wait to use this next month with students in Level 1 @UofGlasgowESH! We’ll be looking at African Lakes Company staff records from the 1890s as part of a block on “Family and Empire”. @benvwilkie wish you could join us but it will be streaming in middle of the night for you!