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Seamus O'Hanlon

Senior Lecturer, School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies, Monash University

Download the Seamus O'Hanlon - Your job video

• Seamus O'Hanlon - Your job 01:34 What is your job and what does it entail?
• Seamus O'Hanlon - Researching 02:41 How do you go about researching family and family life?
• Seamus O'Hanlon - Sources 02:41 What sources do you draw on when beginning your research into family life?
• Seamus O'Hanlon - Photographs 03:02 What can photographs tell us about people, families and society?
• Seamus O'Hanlon - Photographs & digital technology 01:48 How can photographs and digital technology be used in family history research?
• Seamus O'Hanlon - Oral history 02:20 Why is oral history useful for family history research?
• Seamus O'Hanlon - Digital technology 01:22 How has digital technology changed the way historians work?
• Advice for students 00:53 What advice do you have for students udsing the web as a source for research?

 
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