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I thoght Simon Gregor's ceminar on World War 1 was wonderful even though I had to miss part of it as Zoom knocked me off. I shall watch the recording and then the pictures will be the right size and I won't be so disturbed by the fact that Zoom ruined the live presentation

An excellent talk , very interesting and informative. Bethany is an accomplished lecturer who inspires one to visit these places

It truly was a treasure trove - An old building is just a building until you know what happened in it. Beth is a wonderful presenter who gave us so much valuable information.

Beth Reid presented a lively and captivating overview of the historic appeal of Stirling, Scotland, an often overlooked site which definitely deserves an in-depth visit.

An excellent and measured look at the buildup to Pearl Harbour.

This was so interesting to see the start of National and world expositions. Can’t wait for the next modules.

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This is an absolutely fascinating topic and Dr. Ballard does it justice in his excellent presentation.

As i expressed to Finn, he does exemplary research on the topics of his lectures and provides text and visuals that, along with his engaging manner, keep his lectures interesting and make me look forward to each one.

Excellent presentation as always with Finn. The amount of research he does to bring this information to attendees is quite amazing.

Dr. Campbell presented an outstanding analysis of the multiple and complex factors that led to Japan’s invasion of Pearl Harbor. It is an important contribution for those who are interested in Japanese history and culture. This presentation is particularly powerful. with Dr. Campbell’s many photo’s and video’s of that historic period.

Very well done.

Great amount of information with chronology easy to follow. But as always there is subtle "entertainment. I would sign up for any of his presentations: information, well-put together ina fashion that keeps you interested. AND...obviously, he loves the subject and therefore has spent much time putting it together for us and for himself.

Always enjoy Dr. CAMPBELL'S informative and excellent cultural and historical perspectives on Japan. Will always sign up for his webinars.