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1 Teaching history with Milestones for history of the present time WWI and its memories Elsa Coupard Editorial coordinator

2 National Audiovisual Institute Created in 1975 2006 : Free online consultation

3 Ina.fr Freely accessible on the internet 350 000 items 40 000 hours Television and radio reports Entertainment shows Fiction Magazines...

4 Jalons pour l’histoire du temps présent Milestones for history of the present time

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6 Topics Art and culture Society and the economy World war I International relations Science and technology World war II Political life in France

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8 1914 Soldiers preparing themselves to attack the enemy

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10 René Viviani, August 7th, 1914 An appeal to French women

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15 1984 French-German ceremony in Verdun

16 Information card

17 Historical and media context

18 Full transcription of soundtrack Synchronized with the video

19 16 new references about WWI The murder of Jean Jaurès The Gallipoli campaign The Canadian National Vimy Memorial The Battle of the Somme...

20 The Battle of the Somme 1st July 1916 60 000 casualties of which 20 000 men killed

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22 Learning paths Classified by topics Political life in France International relations The two World Wars...

23 The two World Wars Fighting : How did soldiers live during WWI The battle of Verdun, symbol of trench warfare and mass violence The evolution of weapons during WWI

24 Senegalese Riflemen in the 1st World War Presentation History in the school curriculum Learning goals Steps

25 Activities Compare these 2 documents Video, 1915 “Tirailleurs sénégalais” are training on the Riviera Poster, 1915 “Banania” chocolate drink advertisement

26 Milestones : An intuitive interface for education Videos from the War : Engaging pupils with events a century old Videos about the memory of the War : Highlighting different histories, national but also shared

27 Thank you ! URL http://fresques.ina.fr/jalons/ Elsa Coupard ecoupard@ina.fr

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