Online learning resources

Online learning resources for schools

LSE Library produces education resources for schools, from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 5, including presentations and teachers' notes. You can download these freely on our Times Education Supplement ‘Shop’.

Topics include:

• the Beveridge report and the creation of the Welfare State
• suffrage and the changing role of women
• a video on plagiarism and referencing for the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ)

You can also access a variety of resources related to past Library exhibitions, on topics such as peace and the League of Nations, women's rights, and the making of the welfare state.

• Explore resources related to past Library exhibitions.

Recorded events and podcasts

A number of past Library events are available as podcasts or video recordings, including talks from our 2018 programme on women’s suffrage. You can also listen to our past Library exhibition podcasts.

• Listen to or watch recordings of past Library events.
• Listen to a collection of talks from our Suffrage 18 programme of events.
• Listen to past Library exhibition podcasts.

Online exhibitions and collections

Our collections are available online in a range of forms, including online exhibits and 100s of freely downloadable images. 

• Take a look at our Google Arts and Culture online exhibits. Explore campaigns and events that changed history, including stories of the women's suffrage movement, and LGBTQ+ activism.
• Explore the Women’s Rights Collection and other digitised archives and books on LSE Digital Library. 
• Browse collections and freely download images from our Unsplash and Flickr pages. 
• Access thousands of pages of digitised Economic History Digital Collection.
• Explore Charles Booth’s London: Poverty Maps and Police Notebooks.