Welsh life, language and culture in WW1 Creative Commons attribution information WW1 poster: Another call "More men and still more until the enemy is crushed" Lord Kitchener©Public domain via Cymru 1914No known copyright
Centenary learning and teaching resources Creative Commons attribution information Poster montage used to promote the World War 1 Centenary: Continuations and Beginnings projectCC BY-NC-SA
Innovators, explorers, peacekeepers: discover the lives of serviceman and their families Creative Commons attribution information Photograph of Lt Cdr Edward Courtney Boyle on deck of RN submarine E 14 (photograph stopped by censor)CC BY-NC
Imperial War Museum collection This substantial collection includes films and recordings from WW1. Available via our MediaPlus service.
Mapping WW1 War graves With this series of Google maps, you can now visualise the Commonwealth cemeteries, burial plots and memorials across the globe for those who lost their lives as a result of World War One. Flu pandemic You can also view the map of the Spanish flu pandemic, which can be used as a simulator for teaching, made available by the same project.
Creative Commons attribution information Frame of Google map showing burial plots, cemeteries and memorials in Yorkshire©World War I Centenary: Continuations and Beginnings via Commonwealth Cemeteries of World War I by Pat LockleyCC BY-SA
Experience life underground during WW1 Creative Commons attribution information Simulation of life underground during World War ICC BY-NC-SA
3D simulation of gas warfare Creative Commons attribution information Gas warfare 3D simulation©World War I Centenary: Continuations and Beginnings projectCC BY-NC-SA
Blog World War One: digital spotlight on a dark episode St David's Day: Researching Wales or Welsh history? Remembrance Day: an opportunity to revisit our cultural heritage around WW1