Les formations en ligne (FLOTs ou MOOCs)
Cette page vous propose une sélection des formations en ligne en lien avec la sphère anglophone.
| Titre | Établissement porteur | Contenu | Calendrier |
|---|---|---|---|
| England in the Time of King Richard III | University of Leicester | The discovery of the skeleton of Richard III in a Leicester car park - and the recent revelations of an infidelity within his family’s bloodline - have made headline news around the world. Go beyond the headlines with this online course. You’ll learn from scholars at the University of Leicester not only about the discovery of Richard III, but about England during his life time. Each week you’ll examine a different aspect of the 15th century period, including medieval warfare, food and culture, death and commemoration and more. Now’s your chance to travel back in time. | Début : 15/06/2018 6 semaines |
| Empire: the Controversies of British Imperialism | university of Exeter | Over six weeks, we’ll explore the British Empire through six themes - money, violence, race, religion, gender and sex, and propaganda. You’ll get to hear the stories of the fascinating individuals who contributed to both its rise and fall. Along the way, you’ll be able to debate the questions these themes raise with learners from around the world, and draw your own conclusions. You can start to explore the Empire and find out more about the Centre for Imperial and Global History on its blog, Imperial & Global Forum, or by following @ExeterCIGH on Twitter. | Début : 15/06/2018 6 semaines |
| Shakespeare: Print and Performance | King's College, London; British Library; The Globe | Why do we continue to read and perform Shakespeare’s works around the world today? How were his plays performed and printed 400 years ago, and how has our conception of Shakespeare changed over the centuries? King’s College London has partnered with Shakespeare’s Globe and the British Library to explore how Shakespeare’s works continue to delight audiences around the world. | Début : 15/06/2018 4 semaines |
| How To Make A Poem | Manchester Metropolitan University | This course explores what inspires poetry, how we write poems and how to tell when your poem is finished. Whether you’ve never written a poem before, or you‘ve been secretly writing away for some years, this course provides a positive environment in which to begin writing and to share your work with others. The course follows the story of a poem from start to end, guiding you through the process of writing your own work step by step. | Début : 15/06/2018 3 semaines |