This brief guide explores the many ways in which the World Wide Web facilitates the study and practice of history as an archive, multimedia gallery, search engine and expanded learning space that promotes collaboration and discussion as well as new ways of exploring, connecting and simulating historical knowledge. It also contains standard elements of most Web guides: history of the Internet, manual on how to navigate and search the Web, glossary of web jargon, lists of significant web sites (in history).
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