Check out the teaching resources we made using the History Lab podcast! There are four mini units that have been designed to be adapted by teachers, university tutors and conveners. They are available on the History Lab website.
Hey History!
A podcast mapped to the Australian curriculum for Stages 2 and 3 history, designed for classroom use.
Each episode has music, immersive sound and stories from Australia's top historians and experts.
Go back in time to the Gold Rush.
What happened at the meetings between Captain Cook and First Nations people at Kamay Botany Bay?
Experience life as a convict kid.
History Bytes
Welcome to 'History Bytes', ACPH's series of history definitions and discussions for students and teachers. Have a browse, take a look and let us know what you think by emailing us at public.history@uts.edu.au.
Find the full video series on the ACPH History Bytes YouTube playlist
History Bytes videos cover a range of topics and terms, such as Public History, Historiography and the History Wars, Teaching and Learning History, Historical Methods, Creative Histories, and Digital Histories.
ACPH History Bytes: Professor Heidi Norman on 'What is Aboriginal History?'
Heidi Norman on 'Aboriginal history'
Hey History Teacher! podcast series
Eight professional development, 30 minute podcast episodes including teaching difficult histories, creative history teaching, advice for early-career teachers, and What is great history teaching? Supported by the NSW History Teachers Association.
- A series of 8 podcast episodes, about 30 minutes long
- Accessible, teacher-led professional learning
- For teachers, teacher-educators and pre-service history teachers
- Draws on in-depth interviews with more than 12 expert history teachers from across Australia
- Covers topics including: ‘Teaching difficult histories’, Creative history teaching, Really creative history teaching, ‘Teaching First Nations histories’, ‘Advice for early-career teachers’, and ‘What great history teaching looks like in practice’
- Grounded in current research and evidence
- Centres the experience and expertise of classroom teachers and educators
- Designed to be nationally relevant for all history teachers at all stages of their careers, as well as teachers without a history background who find themselves teaching the subject
- Includes a free, downloadable Tip Sheet for each episode
- Hosted by historian Anna Clark, and
Supported by The History Teachers Association of NSW.