Annotated+Webpages

Use these web pages as both a fun and education resource addition for your class, or if you are a student, for your own personal research!

Michael Ulrich ** Annotated List   ** ** Websites Assignment  ** // The History Channel  // || http://www.history.com || Designed with the historian in mind, this site offers resources, both audio and visual, to the historian in you. || Can be used for inside and outside school work, as well as general exploration. || // History Essentials  // || http://www.historyessentials.com/ || Offers students and teacher’s access to primary, secondary, and personal response articles as well as various other resources. || General reference website with comfortable navigation and source material. || // The History Guide  // || http://www.historyguide.org/resources.html || A strong page offering multiple documents, primary and secondary, from US to World Histories. || Preferred use with research papers, group discussions, presentations, and other assignments pertaining to first hand historical accounts. || // US History  // || http://www.ushistory.org/ || A local site dedicated to the study and exploration of United States History. || Useful in giving detailed, accurate accounts of American history. Can be used as a introductory tool to US History lessons. || // United States History  // || http://ushistory.pwnet.org/resources/index.php || An introductory page to the study of United States History. || Can be used to aid transition from one period of American history to the next. For example, from the revolution to civil war, and so on. || // Global History Consortium  // || http://www.stockton.edu/~gilmorew/consorti/index.html || Chronologically divides the changes occurred through history on a global scale. || Provides a strong look into the breakdown of global construction from a historical standpoint. Offers great source material for both lessons and units. || // History World  // || http://www.historyworld.net/ || Grants students an insight into the world of history, both domestic and foreign, with comprehensive and accessible resources such as maps, documents, art, etc. || This site provides a building block into World History for both student and teacher. Resources from this page are informational, yet simplified for any level of learning. || // Islam  // || http://www.barkati.net/english/ || An introduction and in depth look at the world of Islamic culture and history. || This site offers a great resource for the modern history classroom. It can be used to educate students on the culture and religion of the Middle East and many European areas. || // History Orb  // || http://www.historyorb.com/europe/ || Offers great insight into Europe from pre and post feudal contexts as well as sources that cover the intricate relationship of the European nations through time. || Can be used to cover middle ages and provide a source for various assignments within and outside the classroom. || // History Games  // || http://www.kidspast.com/history-games/index.php || This site offers games that make history less of a dreary experience in the classroom. || Can be used to liven up a room after a grueling lecture or to introduce a more relaxed means of historical study. ||
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