• Basic Bibliography
• Searchable Bibliography of History of Science, Technology & Medicine (SHOT members only)
• Classic Works in the Field
• Thoughts from Leading Scholars
• Links to On-line Resources
• Links to On-line Images
• Links to On-line Audio/Video
• SHOTnews: Timely Information About Conferences, CFPs, employment, etc.
• Organizations and Journals
• Departments & Programs of Study
• Syllabi, Teaching Materials,, etc.
• Museums and Historic Sites

 

On-Line Audio & Video Sources

As more and more audio and video materials are digitized and put on-line, these historical sources become evermore accessible to researchers. Over the coming months, please return to this page as SHOT builds a list of links to audio and video resources. Investigate the links below or see the SHOT Video Link-of-the-Month. 

General Video Resouces

National Film Preservation Board: Public Moving Image Archives and Research Centers
A very extensive list of links to on-line resources all over the world.

Specific Subject Audios & Videos

	History of Household Technology from the Library of Congress		Opening and collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge
	1929 marketing film made by Steinway & Sons about the building of a piano		How to build a toaster from scratch
	How the computer ambushed Television		Malcolm Gladwell: The Strange Tale of the Norden Bombsight
	The greatest machine that never was		George Dyson: Project Orion, Nuclear Bomb Propelled Spaceships

Audio & Video Archives

	Public Information Films in the British National Archives, 1945-2006		BBC Motion Gallery: includes BBC, CBS, CCTV, NHZ, ABC Australia
	British Pathe: news & entertainment 1896 - 1976

A Guide to YouTube Channels & TED Themes

	Dozens of vintage US military information films (YouTube: NuclearVault channel)		Authoritative talks as well as 100's of restored films, 1890 to 1900s (YouTube: Library of Congress channel)
	TED Themes: Technology, History, and Destiny		NASA-TV: Videos on current and historical NASA projects