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HISTORIANA

Multiple Authors   •   EuroClio   •   2022

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Levels and forms of education

Primary Education

Lower Secondary Education

Upper Secondary Education

Resource type

Lesson plans

Worksheets and informative texts

Primary Sources

Audio-visual materials (photographs, videos, movies, audio files)

Digital tools (e.g. video games, quizzes, etc.)

Interactive formats (e.g. group work materials, board games, etc.)

Historic approaches concerned

Art History

Cultural History

Economic History

Environmental History

Gender History

Global History

Military History

Political History

Social History

Transnational History

Historic period

Ancient History

Ancient Greece

Ancient Rome

19th Century

18th Century

17th Century

16th Century

15th Century

14th Century

1900-1945

20th Century

1900-1914

First World War

1918-1939 (“Interwar Period”)

Second World War

1945-2000

1945-1960

1960-1970

1970-1980

1980-1990

1990-2000

21st Century

Countries or areas concerned

Cross-regional, Africa, Asia, Europe, Northern America, Latin America and the Caribbean

Languages

Armenian, English, German, Italian

Description

Historiana is an on-line educational multimedia tool that offers students multi-perspective, cross-border and comparative historical sources to supplement their national history textbooks. Historiana might be considered as a digital alternative to a European textbook, however the website does not attempt to present a comprehensive ‘story of Europe’ and its relationship with the rest of the world. It offers a framework for comparing and contrasting the impact on and responses by Europe’s nations to a range of different events and developments which have shaped the world from the distant past to modern times. Historiana promotes the acquisition of cross-border historical knowledge and the development of critical thinking, digital and other transversal competences important for preparing a young generation for active participation as citizens of the 21 st Century.

Keywords

Multiperspectivity

Historical Content

Learning Activities

European History

Colonialism

Europe