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The CLiC blog showcases research and impact activities from the AHRC-funded CLiC Dickens project. We write posts summarising our research output, reporting on impact events and explaining new features of the CLiC web app.

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1 CLiC as a virtual teaching resource: Exploring the paradoxical role of women in the 19th century

CLiC as a virtual teaching resource: Exploring the paradoxical role of women in the 19th century

The students appeared interested with what the CLiC app had to offer – that’s where I began to think about how I could incorporate the app into their research project. During their next session via Microsoft teams, I showed them the framework of the app and how to navigate the website to begin their research projects.

10 July 2020 by Alex Round
1 How the BMI gave Charles Dickens a new career

How the BMI gave Charles Dickens a new career

This post by Samina Ansari, Junior Vice President of the Birmingham & Midland Institute (BMI), kicks off our new ‘BMI lockdown life’ series of guest posts. This series is a collaboration with the BMI blog, where the posts are published simultaneously. Samina highlights the historical importance of the BMI as a cultural hub and its … Continue reading “How the BMI gave Charles Dickens a new career”

8 May 2020 by Viola Wiegand

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