Posts tagged with 'Content of the week'

Educators are precious. They educate without patronising, and entertain as much as they inform. The University of Oxford’s Mathematics department is a shining example.

Mattie Olivier has perfected the art of potty-mouthed, accessible art history. But he’s not all he seems…

The Royal Academy of Arts shows how we could use Reddit for user-generated content.

Millions of people are sharing, talking and having the time of their lives in special interest groups. Maybe we should join them.

A baby pygmy hippo called Haggis is causing beef online – sacrificed on the altar of engagement – and people are loving it.

How a video about a remote Scottish castle made me want to get off the sofa, buy a very expensive train ticket and travel for 8 hours to Scotland.

Content creators are stealing museums’ lunches, so the National Gallery invited them for a picnic.

Blenheim Palace traumatise some old ladies with a headless horseman.

Why a 3D model of Shackleton’s shop Endurance makes archaeology romantic again.

Historic Royal Palaces are providing the cozy content we yearn for.