Making the History of 1989 includes primary sources, short scholar interviews, teaching modules, and case studies that guide instructors and students through this watershed year.

This resource and activity guide was designed for the introduction to early US history course at UC Berkeley.

Extra History features more than 375 closed captioned, animated videos on various historical events and figures spanning time, place, and theme.

These curricula, created by the education department of the New York Historical Society, cover many different periods and areas of focus within American history.

U.S. History Scene provides educators with free digital resources, selected by historians, that teachers can incorporate into their curriculum.

Clio is an educational website and mobile application built by scholars for public benefit, as well as a collaborative research, interpretation, and map-building project.

On Top of the World History is a podcast that shares ways of teaching and researching world history. 

The Slave Societies Digital Archive is a growing online archive of secular and non-secular sources related to the history of enslavement in Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Spanish Florida, Angola, Benin, Uruguay, and Mexico.

Podcasts and The American Yawp contains an assignment and collection of links to podcasts that correspond to Chapters 16-30 of The American Yawp, an open source US History textbook collaboratively written by professional historians.

Timeline JS is a free online tool for creating timelines.