In collaboration with My Life Is My Museum, the Radio Days learning-for-all project is working on the creation of extracurricular after-school Heritage Clubs.  [t.b.c.]

Documents in the Table of Contents below that are unlinked are still in draft.

Table of Contents

1. Overview of Learning Activities
   A broad overview of the curriculum.
   Duration: 1 hour.
2. Using Open Source Software
   An introduction to LibreOffice, GIMP, Zotero, and to heritage-specific applications.
   Indicative content: word-processing, spreadsheets, and presentations using LibreOffice; manipulating and restoring old photographs with GIMP; building a standards-compliant bibliography with Zotero.
   Indicative activity: creating a bibliography with LibreOffice Base and with Zotero
3. Collecting as a By-product of (Re)search
   Indicative activity: creating a spreadsheet of First World War songs using LibreOffice Calc
4. Making an E-Book
   Using Sigil and Calibre to create EPUB, Kindle, and other format e-books.
   Indicative activity: creating an e-book about a star of the Music Hall
5. Social Media for e-Heritage
6. Video and Audio Oral Histories
7. Building a Family Tree with GRAMPS
8. Creating an Online Collection
   An introduction to digital asset management systems / collections management systems.
   Indicative activity: creating a simple online exhibition with Omeka
9. Open Badges
10. Reading lists for e-Heritage
11. [t.b.c.]

[more to follow shortly]