Hyper HistoryThis Hyper History website lets you choose a time period, a specific person or a specific event to learn more about.

Their website reads:

    HHO is a landmark in web development, because people from around the world are encouraged to participate. Participation can take many forms, from supplying information that could be included to suggestions of good Hyperlinks. Imagine a symphony of links with as many pathways as there are participating minds. The most exciting contribution will be if people get inspired to build their own independent web pages about subjects we didn’t cover. High standards have to be maintained of course and we will have to make decisions about which websites would be appropriate to link up to.

Hyper History

—Mary Nix

Tags: Curriculum, History, Hyperhistory

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