The best war history sites for students

With ANZAC day approaching in Australia we are currently doing a great deal of research into both World War One and Two.  My students have been using a number of sites to find out information.  Below are some of the better ones.

BBC - World Wars In Depth

Tons of content here.  Mainly text driven but links to plenty of interactive content.

First World War.com

Lots of Information regarding World War One, much of it media rich content.

Gallipoli the First Day: Brilliant Interactive Resource outlining the Gallipoli Campaign of WW1

WW2: The people's War Loads of interactive content on World War 2 from a specifically British perspective.

Veterans List of WW2 Sites. Hundreds of further options to explore.

I am sure there are plenty more please feel free to suubmit them below

The History of the Internet

What is it? I have seen a few recaps of the beginnings of the internet but this is by far the most concise one that I have seen.  It highlights all the major players, and technologies that shaped the world wide web as we know it today with loads of relevant information, images and links.

How can I use this in the classroom? Get your kids to create a mindmap about how the internet has changed our lives? Get them to list as many facets as they can then get your students to go through the website and choose their top 3 technologies from the list to share with your class.

Check it out here