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#DigitalParenting: Resources

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So I’m also collecting a number of stories online, etc.

Friends are also passing on documents, including from Scripture Union and the Methodist Church, and I am seeking to collect policies from organisations re: using social media.

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History

Art & Industry

University of Brighton Libraries . St Peter’s House contains many relevant books and back-issues of many journals. The most useful I found was ‘Art and Industry‘, a contemporary journal, which includes many articles about the posters produced during the war.

http://prism.brighton.ac.uk/TalisPrism/browseResults.do?&expandedWorkID=0.0&browse_action=9057&rootRSetId=1265d06e27400000&browse_RootRSetId=1265d06e27400000&displayRowPath=0&pageSize=10&menuBarTag=search&displaySearchAsText=false&openRowPathSet=0:0A
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History

University of Sussex Library Catalogue

Wow, I like the way this catalogue is set up, with the options to discover related information via a mind-map – I wonder how useful that actually is!

I spent a lot of time in the Library at the University of Sussex, especially in the Mass-Observation Archives.

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History

British Library Catalogue

The British Library holds 14 million books, 920,000 journal and newspaper titles, 58 million patents, 3 million sound recordings, and so much more.

Search their collections here.

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History

EDINA

The services of EDINA are available free at the point of use for students and academic staff in the UK working on and off campus. Access to most services involves licence or subscription by universities and colleges, and requires some form of authentication by end users.

Visit EDINA.