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Link: World War I Centenary | Continuations and Beginnings [An Open Educational Resource supporting new directions in teaching World War I]

 

World War I Centenary: Continuations and Beginnings is building a substantial collection of learning resources available for global reuse. A rich variety of materials, including expert articles, audio and video lectures, downloadable images, interactive maps and ebooks are available under a set of cross-disciplinary themes that seek to reappraise the War in its cultural, social, geographical and historical contexts. Many of these resources have been specially created by the University of Oxford and partner academics for this website

 

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Three more WWI links:

 

Link 1: Welcome | First World War Poetry Digital Archive

 

Launched on 11th November 2008 the First World War Poetry Digital Archive (based at the University of Oxford) made available to the general public a wide array of archival resources relating to literature of the First World War. Building on the success of Oxford's 'Wilfred Owen Multimedia Digital Archive', and the 'Virtual Seminars for Teaching Literature' project (1996, this multimedia digital archive contains archival resources from other major British poets of the First World War plus images, text, audio and video of primary contextual materials

 

Link 2: Themes | Untold Stories of the First World War | Exhibitions

 

Our virtual exhibitions are showcases of the content available on Europeana. Provided with extensive curatorial information, they allow you to learn and discover even more about the displayed items.

 

All exhibitions are available in English. Translations into other languages are done with the help of volunteers, contributing partners, and sometimes professional translators.

 

Link 3: BBC History - World War One Centenary - WW1 1914-1918

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