When it comes to timelines, the most natural use is for studying or understanding history. For any teachers out there that may be looking for ideas on how to incorporate timelines into their assignments, here are some lesson plans that might help:


Build a Black History Database/Timeline
(Note: xtimeline African American History Month Group contains a list of timelines of African American leaders and influencers)

Cyberspace Explorer: Getting to Know Christopher Columbus

Using Timeline Games and Mexican History to Improve Comprehension

The First American Party System:  Events, Issues, and Positions (Note: Timelines of Democratic Party history and Republican Party history might be helpful)

History of Automobiles (Note: we have a pretty good Automobile timeline)

If you have timeline lessons for your history classes that you’d like to share, please let us know!

  • Marcia Bukowski
    You should try to do your maintenance on a weekend sor weekdays between 1 A.M. & 6 A.M. Students have projects due and you put the website under maintenance several times in 1 day during prime homework times. Very unwise. My daughter had her timeline almost done and then you went to a maintenance screen again. She was working on it earlier and went to a maintenance screen then. Is her project automatically saved? or does she have to start from scratch?
  • xtimeline
    Dear Marcia -- we're very sorry about the server being down. We do not believe any information was lost -- the server was just unreachable. We've written a blog post about it here: http://blog.xtimeline.com/2009/03/server-outage...
    Apologies again
    The xtimeline Team
  • Great post..Thats ok for the server no probs...
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