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Graeme Davison

Sir John Monash Distinguished Professor, School of Historical Studies, Monash University.

  

Download the Graeme Davison - World events research video

• Graeme Davison - Your job 00:57 As a professor of history what does your job entail?
• Graeme Davison - World events research 00:52 What research have you done in relation to world events and their local impact?
• Graeme Davison - 1956 Olympics 01:50 Why did you decide to research the 1956 Olympics?
• Graeme Davison - Researching 01:50 How did you go about researching the 1956 Olympics?
• Graeme Davison - Impact of technology 01:50 How has technology impacted on the way you conduct and present historical inquiry?
• Graeme Davison - Advice for students 01:01 What advice do you have for students embarking on research into world events and the impact on their community?

 
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