General: Websites that don't easily fit into any other category on this site
Passport to History is a social network for history buffs. Users can find new friends, take part in discussions, show off their history photos and vi
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This is a great place to find academic - and neo-academic - blogs. Although there doesn't seem to have been that much activity over the last couple
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Launched by the Center for History and New Media at the beginning of 2008, Omeka is a new Content Management System designed for publishing collectio
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Pastigo.com provides information and recommendations about historic and history-related sites in the United States.
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Commentary concerning history, historiography and politics in the Americas, especially Brazil, the United States and Canada.
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Teaching World and US history with PowerPoint and classroom simulation games. Site offers free maps and other lesson plan materials.
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More 1968 reminiscing - this time brought to you by the International Herald Tribune, Time Out magazine and Housmans bookshop.
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A one day event at London's Conway Hall to discuss 1968... and all that!
This series of meetings and lectures takes place...
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This is probably one of the most established and popular history sites on the world wide web. Started by John Simpson several years ago back...
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"Data and Discussion of the Discipline's Doctorates." A look at issues in the history profession from the perspective of a history doctoral stude
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This website is dedicated to American History lesson plans, timelines, webquests, primary source documents, maps, quizzes and teacher resources.
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Admittedly, this isn't a history website, but when it comes to researching the subject on the net, this site is excellent.
I originally started usi
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This is the first broadcast of The Humanities and Technology Podcast - THATPodcast...
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website designed and maintained by professional historians to engage students, teachers and the general public in wide-ranging events of world history
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