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Get up and running with Oxford AQA GCSE History. Find advice and tools below to help you get the most out of your subscription.

Please note that to view the examples below, you will need to be subscribed to Oxford AQA GCSE History and logged into Kerboodle.com.

First steps

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Digital books

A great first step is to take a look at the AQA GCSE History Digital Books. Students can annotate, highlight and add notes to their digital book.

Resources

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Embed knowledge

Get students to check their understanding and knowledge with auto-marked tests, interactive activities and worksheets, great for student to work through independently

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Hone revision skills

AQA GCSE History Kerboodle helps students hone revision skills with revision checklists, study skills and support with revising for exams in the exam practice and revision presentations.

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Historic Environment

Historic Environment animations support all 4 of the Historic Environments to bring them to life by walking students through each location and event to help them get to know the environment and its context. These animations also help students to apply this information to a practice exam question and summarise the key points to remember for each event.

Assessments

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Check understanding

Check how your students are doing with full mock exam papers, knowledge tests and exam question worksheets

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Assigning work

Assignments found within the Assessment tab, including quizzes, exam-style questions, etc., need to be assigned to a student for them to be able to view and complete.

Further support

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Facebook community

See how other teachers are using Kerboodle, share your thoughts and stay up to date on Facebook.

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Book a support call

Book a call with a member of our team at no extra cost.

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General Kerboodle guidance

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