Monthly Archives: December 2014
And the Winner Is!
At this time of year many publications run competitions to find the book with the strangest title . I decided to see if there were any books with unusual titles in the ‘Education in Literature Collection’. The Lake of Dead Languages … Continue reading
Wintery Chills in the Curriculum Resources Collection
In spite of all its concrete and glass the UCL IOE Library is a remarkably cosy place to be at this time of year, but when it came to sourcing materials on the chilly subject of Winter and Cold Weather … Continue reading
An African Christmas
As a child I lived in Africa but the images that surrounded me at Christmas were of a traditional British Christmas. All our relatives lived in England and they sent us cards which featured robins, holly, stage coaches, carol singers, … Continue reading
UCL IOE Library user experience- Taylor & Francis ebook access
If you are a registered staff or student member of UCL Institute of Education Library and use ebooks but haven’t tried our new offering from Taylor and Francis online, why not give them a go? UCL Institute of Education Library will be closing for … Continue reading
From the Archive: IOE Colonial Department
Whilst cataloguing the papers of L. J. Lewis, head of the IOE’s Colonial Department from 1958 to 1973, I came across this interesting document. This report proposes changes to the Ugandan education system for the broader social benefit of women. … Continue reading