Check out our new Explaining History video channel on YouTube, featuring advice, study skills, theory and further exploration of 20th Century themes. Click here for more Welcome to Explaining History:20th Century history ebooks for Kindle and iBooks, Kobo and more From the very origins of the communism, in the radicalised European working class movements of the late 19th Century, a vast an complex ideological movement that would eventually dominate much of humanity a century later emerged.

Apologies everyone for the recent spamming in the group. The member has been banned. If you notice any posts not related to history teaching please let me know and I'll remove the person from the group. Hope the group items have been proving useful for you in your teaching. Cheers, David.

Great free resources for use by school students.

In my current iteration as an instructional designer I came across this list. It might be useful when putting together resources or elearning experiences.

Much of the content on this website has been specially tailored for a secondary school audience. It aims to teach students about the process of archaeology and about the Geometric settlement of Zagora (c 900-700 BCE) on the Greek Aegean island of Andros.

Entertaining and informative series on topics in world history.

Scanned and digitised archive of this bastion of English conservatism.

Put together by the HTAA. Great for Australian history teachers.

An aggregated news site for history teachers.

Useful for teaching the Industrial Revolution, etc.

Self-explanatory, really.

You can purchase Punch cartoons.

This group would be useful for QLD or perhaps Australian history teachers. It's a discussion group set up by Sue Burvill-Shaw of the QHTA.

Resources created by a US History teacher available for download.

Could be fun for use in classroom activities with students studying the New Deal.

Looks useful for teaching students historiographic skills.