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David Hilton

Crash Course World History - 29 views

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    A fast, fun overview of world history content. Comparable in some ways to The Millennium series by CNN. Some think this would be good for "flipping" the classroom. I happen to disagree - since it is too fast. Better for review imo.
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    Entertaining and informative series on topics in world history.
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    My students LOVE LOVE LOVE this series! I use them as unit openers in my honors world history class to previw the big ideas and hook them to that unit. I create higher order thinking type questions they answer after or questions where they predict things about the unit. But the videos are awesome!
Iris Yin

art sideshow to compare 3 "religions of the book" - 17 views

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    Teaching Comparative Religion Through Art and Architecture Center for Middle Eastern Studies - University of California - Berkeley Three Monotheistic Religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam Objectives: This exercise is intended in part to communicate information about the three major monotheistic religions of the Middle East--Judaism, Christianity and Islam--about beliefs, events, symbols, institutions and practices important to the three religions.
David Hilton

Antiquity Journal - 0 views

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    Not a whole lot here but has an open access section which might be useful for students digging for information on archaeology. Bad pun.
David Hilton

ECAI Cultural Atlas Browser - 0 views

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    Contains historical sources and images as well as geographic and anthropologic information on all the regions of the world. The search function is tailored more for someone interested in anthropology, however the results contain many historical sources.
David Hilton

Slavery in the North - 0 views

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    An interesting resource for the study of African slavery in the northern states of the US. I think they're trying to make a point. It gives secondary source information and also some quotes from primary sources on the topic.
David Hilton

Museum Artifacts - Smithsonian's History Explorer - 0 views

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    High-quality, well-organised images of selected artefacts from the Smithsonian, with accompanying information. Great for student research into American material culture.
David Hilton

Cold War International History Project : - 0 views

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    I've found this to be a great source of information on the Cold War, and they have an email newsletter (which makes it easy to keep up with news, etc).
David Hilton

Joseph Berry Keenan Digital Collection - 1 views

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    No information on how much is there, but going on the quality of the other source sites provided by Harvard Libraries it should be quite extensive.
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    The Joseph Berry Keenan Digital Collection-comprised of manuscript materials and photographs-offers researchers invaluable insight into the Japanese War Crimes Trial -- one of the most important trials of the twentieth century.
David Hilton

HistoryWorld - 0 views

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    This is largely a secondary sources (which I usually avoid - largely because I figure you've all already got enough of these in the classroom and library so primary sources are more valuable) however the information looked pretty good and it is easy-access for students. That's always a good thing. It has some timelines too.
David Hilton

The Humphrey Winterton Collection of East African Photographs: 1860-1960 - 0 views

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    A collection of over 8000 photos from East Africa from 1860-1960. Probably useful for classroom resources (you know, stick 'em on a worksheet, that type of thing), assessment pieces or in student research. I found with my year 12s that they needed some guidance on how to extract historical information from images ('thinking historically') but after that they used images like these well in their research for their assignments.
David Hilton

Extensive Information on Archaeology and Artefacts at Archaeology Expert (UK) - 0 views

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    Another great site on things archaeological. Archaeologists seem to be making even better use of the possibilities the net has opened up than historians. This site provides some good quality, free services.
David Hilton

Vatican Secret Archives - 0 views

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    The VATICAN SECRET ARCHIVES. Sounds cool, doesn't it? I'm not sure it is. You have to fill in all this information and get special acess but I couldn't find anything in there except some Masonic-looking logos. Very Da Vinci Code.
David Hilton

Archaeological Service - 0 views

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    Those folk in Suffolk must be big into their archaeology. Their County Council runs this site which focusses on archaeology in the area. Has quite a few links and also information on sites in the area.
David Hilton

Antiquity Journal - 0 views

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    This provides a database of archaeological sites currently under excavation, including images of artefacts and some historical information. You search by region and then get a list of sites currently being worked on, so it can be a bit time-consuming but would be excellent for student research.
David Hilton

Civil War - 0 views

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    Has a funky little map with information on the battles of the US Civil War. Would be cool for students (nice colours, movement, graphics, etc.)
David Hilton

History Data Service - Great Britain Historical Database Online - 0 views

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    "The Great Britain Historical Database is a large database of British nineteenth and twentieth-century statistics. A significant amount of work has gone into integrating the referencing of spatial units, and where practical assembling data for different dates into single tables." You can use it for free, with some limitations on the amount of information you can retrieve. Very valuable though as in my experience it's hard to get a hold of historical statistics.
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    The Great Britain Historical Database is a large database of British nineteenth and twentieth-century statistics. A significant amount of work has gone into integrating the referencing of spatial units, and where practical assembling data for different dates into single tables.
David Hilton

CAPRA - CAVE ARCHAEOLOGY AND PALAEONTOLOGY RESEARCH ARCHIVE - 0 views

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    A site with information regarding Stone Age England.
David Hilton

Rome: Republic to Empire - 3 views

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    Usually I avoid adding secondary sources (a good school library can fulfil that function) but the information here looks pretty good and covers topics students usually find interesting.
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