This resource includes a collection of dramas which were digitised in partnership with the National Library of Wales. The collection was developed to ensure that dramas which are out of print are available to students and lecturers.    Some of the dramas are available for educational use only for copyright reasons and will require users to login to access them.

Interview with Alan Llwyd about the film ‘Hedd Wyn’ and the art of scripting for the screen. There is a Question and Answer section at the end. The session was recorded in the School of Creative Arts and Media in Bangor University, in March 2012.

This collection of essays by contemporary artists living and working in Wales gives potential Art and Design students an insight into how some of our artists discovered their creativity through education and effort during their careers. 

Discussion of Christians’ attitudes towards the Jews over the centuries and the possible contribution of the Christian Church to the Holocaust. 

Interactive course introducing a number of aspects of youth work in Wales.

This  resource contains a series of interactive tasks and are suitable for anyone who would like to develop their Welsh language skills for the classroom. To get a feel for the resources, the app can be downloaded from your mobile device or you can complete all the tasks in the full online version.

An Art Friend offers school and college and university students information on the professional arts scene in Wales and the possibilities of further study after leaving school. In addition, the resource demonstrates professional possibilities by offering an insight into experts across a wide range of areas of work in the creative world of Wales.

This is a translation by Emeritus Professor Alun O. Morris from his book Linear Algebra - An Introduction, which first appeared in 1978 and was published by Van Nostrand Reinhold. A second edition appeared in 1982 and over the years there have been numerous reprints. The book was also translated into Greek and Turkish. Although the book has been out of print in English for some years now, it is clear that it is still being used at a number of universities and so it was decided to translate it into Welsh. The translation was originally located in Aberystwyth University's online research repository.  https://cadair.aber.ac.uk/dspace/?locale-attribute=cy

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