Students are very familiar with old-fashioned timelines in textbooks. Digital timeline tools such as ClioVis offer an innovative way to conceptualize both individual events but also connections between events.

A range of exciting new platforms allow students with no specialized training to design their own games or video game chapters. Explore some assignments here.

Virtual heritage is a growing field that uses both image- and text-based historical evidence to recreate historical scenes, cityscapes, and/or objects in a virtual space.

While the impact of social media is a complex topic, tools like twitter and other platforms can be incredibly effective in broadcasting pioneering research and scholarship.

Digital mapping allows students to visualize historical developments across space. They also provide valuable assignments for any class.

Podcasts are both popular and highly effective in engaging the general public with a wide range of historical topics. Learn how your students can develop their own podcast episodes for class here.

Videos provide a powerful tool for the presentation of groundbreaking scholarship. Student-created videos can also be highly effective tools for learning.