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The Timeline is a set of downloadable and printable files that can be used to actively visualise history in a classroom, a workshop or another activity space. The timeline is empty and can be printed up to 8 m wide. students can work on the timeline, adding pre-defined or own-made labels representing historic facts or time frames.
 
The Timeline is a set of downloadable and printable files that can be used to actively visualise history in a classroom, a workshop or another activity space. The timeline is empty and can be printed up to 8 m wide. students can work on the timeline, adding pre-defined or own-made labels representing historic facts or time frames.

Revision as of 16:41, 7 March 2023

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The Timeline is a set of downloadable and printable files that can be used to actively visualise history in a classroom, a workshop or another activity space. The timeline is empty and can be printed up to 8 m wide. students can work on the timeline, adding pre-defined or own-made labels representing historic facts or time frames.

Available files

Following files are available for download:

  • The timeline in pdf for large print.
  • Labels and country specific or technical time frames
  • Labels representing the Anno Teatri game items
  • The timeline in JPEG to be used as a background for a whiteboard or Miro.


see methodology

Credits

Chris Van Goethem (RITCS) develloped the timeline. The content of the Anno Teatri labels is derived for the game.

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