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The University of Leicester has produced an online learning course
on ' England
in the time of Richard III'; the course is free and available on FutureLearn, an online learning
portal. The course uses a variety of accessible articles, audio files,
animations and videos to take you through the political, economic and social
background to the late 15th century and the discovery of Richard III's body in
a series of short modules. The course is suitable for anyone interested in later
medieval England and assumes no previous knowledge of the subject. It's a great way of learning about a pivotal time in the evolution and history of England, and the modular structure means you can take it at your own speed as and when you want.
The course started a couple of weeks ago, but you can join
in at any time and catch up, it takes about three hours a week over six weeks, although if you
follow all the links and reading it could take far more! Professor Christopher
Dyer, who has helped us with documentary records on our Horse
and Groom medieval farm site, is one of the academics who has contributed
to the course.
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