Open Educational Resources by School

Provides over 80 history textbooks and offers the wide range of history subjects from American history to the Viking era.

Orange Grove provides users with over 150 book for students to gain access to for free.

MIT Open Courseware offers an extensive series of online courses. Courses generally include lecture videos, assignments, exams, and more.

The primary professional society for historians. Includes special resources for teaching history.

The Royal Historical Society was founded in 1868 and remains the foremost society in Great Britain promoting and defending the scholarly study of the past.

They provide history courses via videos.

A subject gateway to scholarly information in history. Emphasis on Anglo-American history. Maintained by the State and University Library at Gottingen, Germany.

Providing online courses and guides for students to access and learn for their own enjoyment and educational purposes.

An overall guide for History, including various History courses such as American Civics to European History, just to name a few.

A good starting site that includes recommended resources in history. By Richard Jensen.

Online resources for scholars, teachers, and students in the humanities and social sciences. Contains a comprehensive collection of history discussion lists.

Sponsored by Primedia History Group, the publisher of popular history magazines. Designed to reach and encourage a popular audience to make history relevant to today and to understanding events.

Offers an excellent introduction to sources on the History of Science. Search the Guide to the History of Science to learn about people, organizations, and publications.

Contains helpful information on events and popular documentaries, often by History professors.

Recommended as a basic starting site to explore Web resources for all areas of history. Indexes history sites in a clear manner, so you can search by research method, era, historical topic, or country and region.