Web-based resources vary in their usefulness. Typically, sites ending with ".gov", ".edu", or ".org" are connected to state and federal agencies or universities and tend to be more reliable, but use the following resources with care.

Houston Holocaust Museum

The Butterfly Project

Yad Vashem

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Anti-Defamation League

The William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum

Florida Holocaust Museum

Anne Frank in the World, Teacher's Workbook

Facing Historyand Ourselves: Examining History and Human Behavior

A Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust

Simon Wiesenthal Center

Jewish Women's Archive

Holocaust/Genocide Project - Links

Teacher Vision - Online resources for a variety of grades and subjects

Florida Center for Instructional Technology, College of Education, University of South Florida. "A Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust" "never Again, Always and Forever."

Danish Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. "Holocaust Education."

Public Broadcasting. "America's Reaction to the Holocaust."

The Holocaust Center of the United Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh. "What is the Holocaust."

Auschwitz D.K. "The Holocaust Timeline."

PBS. "Timeline of Nazi Abuses."

Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta