Mikki Brock @Chris_R_Langley Mapping the Scottish Reformation fantastic presentation about the database of Mapping the Scottish Reformation 👏👏👏

Thank you to colleagues at NatRecordsScot for hosting us this evening & allowing us to talk about our project. If you weren’t able to make it, keep your eyes on the NRS YouTube channel in the coming days for a recording of the talk. youtube.com/channel/UCl53L…

The details of 1,919 clerical appointments between 1560 & 1750 collected so far. We're working hard to broaden our dataset!

For those of you who couldn't attend our presentation at NatRecordsScot, why not watch it on YouTube? Find out more on how technology can help us understand a critical period of Scotland's past. youtu.be/kKkFvyc0qFQ

Always check your data entry: out of over 2,000 entries, there's always one outlier! Spare a thought for William Home, a seventeenth-century minister based in the Scottish Borders. Somehow, we doubt his time at Ayton ended in 664AD. *ahem*

Refresh yourselves on how to use our demo website with none other than Dr Jamie Reid-Baxter! youtu.be/2x7TPBWXDPc?si…

Come & look at our laboratory! We're using Wikibase.Cloud to test some new approaches to managing our data. Stay tuned as we add more of our data to this new tool. msrtest.wikibase.cloud

Find out more about our early experiences of using Wikibase.Cloud on our project blog: mappingthescottishreformation.org/uncategorized/…

Very much looking forward to the Durkan Lecture tomorrow evening, delivered by (friend the project!) Dr John McCallum. The lecture is entitled 'Emotion in Religious Controversy in Jacobean Scotland'. Book your place here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/durkan-lectu…