Public History

Public History: A Practical Guide, Volume 1, is a comprehensive educational resource that examines the application of history within the public sphere. Faye Sayer explores how museums, archives, government agencies, and digital media make historical knowledge accessible to diverse audiences. This historiography text focuses on the professional skills historians need to communicate research beyond the classroom, utilizing global case studies to demonstrate best practices in the field.

This updated edition of Public History: A Practical Guide, Volume 1, includes new sections on the evaluation and future of the discipline. It provides updated guidance on community heritage, digital history, and media history to help students navigate the current economic and political climate. As a vital tool for historical study and teaching, the book offers a practical framework for professional development and career planning within the world of public history.