TimeMaps

More on how a World History "TimeMap" as opposed to a "Timeline" .. a more easy way to see how events occurred from multiple origins.

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A slight deviation from world history timelines - to the inaccuracy of world history in the media.

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Creating a world history timeline is an incredibly complex task. TimeMaps allow more functionality than a traditional list of dates and events, which offer more flexibility..

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If you can organise the information of a chapter of world history into a cohesive timeline, along with periodization, then you are practising high level historical thinking skills.

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What can be gained from reading historical fiction?

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Topic TimeMaps are our curriculum materials for schools and they now have a home of their own..

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What you will get from the TimeMap of World History is a visualisation of history and narrative that connects the world together

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How building the "Big Picture" of history aids understanding and knowledge.

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The TimeMap of World History now stretches from 3500BC up to 2005 and a new level of detail is added!

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We have had a lot of new visitors to the website this month, as well as people sign up to our newsletter from all around the world - particularly Australia and Canada, so a big "HELLO" to you! We are pleased to tell you about lots of new content in the TimeMap of World History, which is bringing us to the cusp of the 20th century, as well as a discount code that we hope you will find appealing.

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Essay in Agora, the quarterly publication for History Teachers Assoication of Victoria, Australia (Vol 46, No. 3, 2011): "Giving access to all the world's history: an online atlas for teachers and students", by Peter Britton

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I found this link via the History Teachers Network on LinkedIn. The group does not always have great resources but I really liked this one. It clearly and succinctly explains how history is a core skill for learning, and how it is relevant to everyone.

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Democracy has been rare throughout world history, but the upheavals in the Middle East may show that it is now the only viable way to govern.

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TimeMaps voted the best social studies website 2010

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An article criticising the Texas TEKS makes me feel uneasy

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What happened to the Ancient Egyptians after they were famous?

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We've just put new maps up on our atlas, and it's made me wonder about Europe

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An important lesson of history is that the well-being of nations and empires depends upon the effectiveness of their public institutions

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There seems to be a mismatch in modern textbooks between the rise of classical Indian civilization, on the one hand, and the date of the Buddha, on the other

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Apologies for the gap - I've been to the NCSS conference in Denver, Colorado, and also been developing three new Dynamic History Map titles (Ancient China, Ancient India and Ancient Greece)

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