About @ww2Poster

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Extracts from the original page from @ww2poster blog: This blog was designed to complement a website, created in 1997, constructed as an electronic resource to gather data and disseminate the research-in-progress for my PhD: “The Planning, Design and Reception of British Home Front Propaganda Posters of the Second World War.” In 2010, the blog and the website were integrated. My thesis was examined by Lord Asa Briggs and Dr Adrian Smith (University of Southampton) in June…
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Dr Bex Lewis, Blended Learning Fellow, University of Winchester

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This is a draft for a (closed) grant application, for a combination of Digital Literacies & Organisational Development! Dr Bex Lewis has responsibility for embedding digital literacies among academic colleagues at the University of Winchester. She has recently co-led the JISC funded BODGIT project with the ODHE which sought to explore the interface between digital literacy and organizational development. At Winchester, Bex leads the PGCLTHE module on Blended Learning, and has undertaken online skills-focused [1]…
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Floods? Snow? Swine Flu? Terrorist Threats? “Keep Calm and Carry On”

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The following abstract has been submitted to the Plymouth E-Learning Conference. The panel has been in development for some while - we'll see if it makes it! Floods? Snow? Swine Flu? Terrorist Threats?  “Keep Calm and Carry On” During the Second World War, the British government sought to use appropriate communications tools to convey policy to the populace, whether via posters, newspapers, radio, or legislation. Resource restrictions meant that there was not always a free…
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