History timeline that shows connections
Pupils build interactive timelines with events, images and sources. The AI suggests connections and context.
Parallel tracks
Compare politics, culture and technology on the same axis — see the connections.
AI context
Click an event and get the AI's explanation of cause, effect and simultaneous events.
Source attachments
Each event can hold quotes, images and links to primary sources.
Group timelines
Each pupil adds their assigned area — the timeline grows as a shared product.
Counts in history XP
Completion, quality and source use affect XP and subject profile.
Export as timeline
Save as PNG/PDF for portfolio or print as a wall display.
In the classroom
Year 6 — Viking Age
Mark expeditions, cultural exchanges and kings on the same timeline.
Year 8 — WWI
Three tracks: battles, political decisions, the home front.
Sixth form — Cold War
The AI suggests connections between conflicts on both sides of the iron curtain.
Two audiences, one tool
You work from the Big Six historical thinking concepts — pupils make cause, effect and continuity visible in the product itself.
- Parallel tracks to show simultaneity
- Built-in source referencing
- AI context that can be switched off
Timelines can be shared across classes and built upon from year to year — perfect for local project work and open school.
- School timeline as a shared resource
- Cross-subject with Danish/English and citizenship
- Export to the school website
Works with
Research base
- Seixas, P. & Morton, T. (2013). The Big Six Historical Thinking Concepts. Nelson Education
- Børne- og Undervisningsministeriet (2019). Fælles Mål for folkeskolens fag. emu.dk source
- Anderson, L. & Krathwohl, D. (2001). A Taxonomy for Learning, Teaching and Assessing (revised Bloom). Longman
Frequently asked questions
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