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Why the history of the public sphere matters in the Internet age

"History of the internet" is an animated documentary explaining the inventions from time-sharing to filesharing, from Arpanet to Internet.

In 2006 high school students Chris Knific, Emma Yudelman, Sonja Bree, Liz Chadha and Allison Gutstein submitted their tribute to Edward R Murrow to the National History Fair competition. As a team they made it to the national level, far exceeding Canterbu

Brilliant video about the history of "no homo" and some reasons why homophobia isn't cool.

This site has a dual focus, providing both a general overview of critical pedagogy--its definitions, history, key concepts, and major theorists--and links to other critical pedagogy resources on the web

CultureSource.ca is the pre-eminent online cultural resource library for Canadian teachers. Conveniently located online, CultureSource.ca is a collection of approved arts, history and literature resources, ideal for including in lesson plans and in the classroom.