Using the Internet to Enhance Learning in History

This web has been reconstructed from the content web appearing on page 37 of the Ben Walsh's Teacher's Booklet 2004 which was written to support students and teachers wishing to make full use of the superb range of resources available within the National Archives. The notes are legible from the Inspiration file.

All the cloud-shaped objects are hot links to websites, just click on them. The sites with a light blue cloud are Scottish sources added to the original web by Jim Birney, Fife Education.
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Go to the BBC website Go to the Virtual Teachers Centre Go to the British Library Go to the British Museum Visit the National Archives Visit the Learning Curve for a series of well planned lessons and other interesting resources. Visit the United States archives Visit the Scottish Primary Archives site Go to the website with over one hundred thousands digitised images of Scottish life, past and present. Learning and Teaching Scotland - a website with wide ranging information for Scottish Education Go to the Scottish Association of teachers of History This innovative site hosts lots of interactive exercises for History students. Visit a very popular site. Visit Channel 4's comprehensive website This is the link to the History Association - a website for teachers The Learning Curve has a large collection of links to other sites of value to History teachers and students. The National Museum of Scotland is host to a vast collection of resources on all aspects of Scotland's past. The Imperial War Museum is a site of great interest to History students. There are many sources of value to History and the Spartacus site is one of the most popular. The Encylclopaedia Britannica is one of the most well known reference series. Go to the BBC website