Weird Weapons
In this day and age we are used to seeing computerised, remote controlled weapons in use. You know the ones, those missiles that stop at […]
Year: 2018
The original 50 shades of grey. 15th Century erotica, by a pope!
In the dark and distant past, when the church was almighty and behaviour, in public at least, was supposed to be very modest, a book […]
British Library Mapping Project
It’s four years since we first posted about the British Library Georeferencing project. Using historical maps from the archives and Google Maps API the British […]
World Cup Football – lesson plan & other ideas
With the World Cup and upon us, I thought it may be a good time to promote an excellent activity designed by Ian Dawson. Kings […]
8 Best Apps for Learning History
History is an interesting subject, especially for those who like to travel back in time and have a keen interest in discovering about the who, […]
Image Analysis, Multiple hotspot interactives
Identifying features of historical images and interpreting the meaning can prove tricky at times. Even well known images can catch pupils, the public and even […]