History: Cliff railways in England and Wales
Course overview
Course description
The course will provide a study of the social, technical and economic drivers that drove the provision of cliff railways and for some, the reasons for their demise. . To explain the different methods of operation – water and electricity. This course is idea for those who want to spend time learning something new from the comfort of their own home. There will be a range of different teaching and learning methods to encourage you to be actively involved in your learning. You will be invited to undertake work to support your course outside of the class and in particular there will be an assignment that will involve studying your local cliff railway and report back your findings to the rest of the class.
You may use photographs if you have any, otherwise the tutor will draw examples from his extensive collection. Sessions will be delivered through PowerPoint presentation, discussion and debate, with students encouraged to contribute and enjoy the course. A range of handouts will be provided on Canvas. On completion of the course you will:-
• Be encouraged to extend your study independently. Guidance will be given. • Be alert to appeals for funds from cliff railways that have had to close due to the need for extensive
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