What's happened to Learning Curve?

What's happened to Learning Curve?

The Learning Curve homepage

It's changed! We hope you like it.

Learning Curve has gone from strength to strength since first appearing online more than ten years ago, becoming one of the most popular websites amongst History teachers, winning a series of awards and gaining a BAFTA nomination.

However, as part of the Education Service of The National Archives, we want to do much more than just deliver resources online. We want to provide a site that shows off the huge range of taught sessions that our staff deliver on site, by videoconference, and now online in our virtual classroom.

This new site contains all of Learning Curve's content (our podcasts will be back soon) plus additional 'topic' webpages from The National Archives. These cover subjects as diverse as the formation of the United Kingdom, war art and public information films.

As part of the exciting new design, the site is structured to make our resources easier to find; you can now browse them by time period and key stage.

Most importantly, you can see our resources alongside the programme of our taught sessions, and we hope to see you at The National Archives, virtually or in person, very soon.

We would love to know what you think of the new site. Send your comments to education@nationalarchives.gov.uk